1. Science Opener- April 13, 2015 Monday Graph Notebook Pg. 128  1. What is the general term for water vapor in the air?  A. capacity  B. condensation  C. humidity  D. saturation  2. During which process does water vapor change to the liquid state?  A. condensation  B. deposition  C. melting  D. sublimation

2. Science Opener- April 13, 2015 Monday Graph Notebook Pg. 128  1. What is the general term for water vapor in the air?  Answer: C. humidity  2. During which process does water vapor change to the liquid state?  A. condensation

3. Science Opener- April 13, 2015 Monday Graph Notebook Pg. 128  1. What is the general term for water vapor in the air?  A. capacity  B. condensation  C. humidity  D. saturation  2. During which process does water vapor change to the liquid state?  A. condensation  B. deposition  C. melting  D. sublimation

4. Science Opener-April 15, 2015 Wednesday Graph Notebook Pg. 128  1. What are visible mixtures of tiny water droplets or ice crystals suspended in air?  A. Clouds  B. Dew  C. Hail  D. Sleet Pg. 517 Paragraph 1  2. Air that is at 100 % relative humidity is said to be.  A. Dry  B. Saturated  C. Stable  D. Unstable Pg. 506 Paragraph 4

5. Science Opener- April 15, 2015 Wednesday Graph Notebook Pg. 128  1. What are visible mixtures of tiny water droplets or ice crystals suspended in air?  Answer: A. Clouds

6. Science Opener-April 15, 2015 Wednesday Graph Notebook Pg. 128  2. Air that is at 100 % relative humidity is said to be.  Answer: B. Saturated

7. April 14, 2015- Tuesday’s Assignment Chapter 18.3 Cloud Types and Precipitation Pg. 136-137 Graph Notebook  1. Chapter 18.3 Vocabulary Pg. 517  2. Chapter 18.3 Workbook Pg. 137-138 Q’s 1-15 WordGlossary Definition ParaphrasePicture cirrus cumulus stratus Bergeron Process Supercooled Water Supersaturated air Collision-coalescene process

8. Pg. 138 Graph Notebook  I. Does it Dissolve? Lab

9. Pg. 138 Graph Notebook  II. Background Information:  Concentration is the measure of how much a substance has been dissolved in a set amount of water.  A high concentration means that a lot has been dissolved.  A low concentration means that not much has been dissolved.  If you add more water, the concentration becomes lower, or diluted.

10. Pg. 138 Graph Notebook  III. Question:  Can you tell how well a substance will dissolve just by looking at it?

11. Lab Step by Step Procedures  Step 1: 1 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 1 1 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 5  Step 2: 2 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 2 2 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 6  Step 3: 3 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 3 3 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 7  Step 4: 4 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 4 4 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 8  Step 5: Add 10 drops of water to each of the small Cups 1-8, stir for about a minute.

12. Lab Step by Step Procedures  Step 1: 1 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 1 1 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 5  Step 2: 2 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 2 2 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 6  Step 3: 3 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 3 3 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 7  Step 4: 4 Small scoop of Dominade in Cup 4 4 Small scoop of Sodium Chloride in Cup 8  Step 5: Add 10 drops of water to each of the small Cups 1-8, stir for about a minute.

13. IV. Questions Pg. 138 Graph Notebook  1. How accurate was your prediction?  2. Which cups have some undissolved solid left at the bottom?  3. Which cups had the lowest concentration of dissolved solids?  4. Which cups have the highest concentration of dissolved solid?  5. Do any cups have the same concentration of dissolved solid?

14. Pg. 135 Graph Notebook Ch.17.1Pg. 476 Textbook WordGlossary Definition Use the Word in Complete Sentence ( 10 word minimum) Picture 1. Sublimation 2. Deposition Top ½ Pg. 135 Graph Notebook Pg. 504 Chapter 18.1 Water in the Atmosphere

15. Pg. 135 Graph Notebook Ch.17.1Pg. 476 Textbook WordGlossary Definition Use the Word in Complete Sentence ( 10 word minimum) Picture 3. Saturated 4. Relative Humidity Top ½ Pg. 135 Graph Notebook Pg. 504 Chapter 18.1 Water in the Atmosphere

16. Word Glossary Definition Use the Word in Complete Sentence ( 10 word minimum) Picture 5. Dew Point Top ½ Pg. 135 Graph Notebook Pg. 504 Chapter 18.1 Water in the Atmosphere 1. What is the most important gas for understanding atmospheric processes? Pg. 504 Paragraph 1 2. What happens to heat during a change of state? Pg. 505 Paragraph 1 3. How does the temperature of air influence the ability to hold water? Pg. 506 Paragraph 4

17. PG. 140 Graph Notebook  I. Dissolving Dual Lab

18. PG. 140 Graph Notebook  II. Background Information:  Some liquids are better solvents than others. Whether or not one substance dissolves in another depends on the chemical properties of both the solvent and the solute.

19. PG. 140 Graph Notebook  III. Question: Do substances dissolve better in water or in rubbing alcohol?

20. PG. 140 Graph Notebook  IV. Data Name of MaterialRubbing AlcoholWater 1. Sugar 2. Powdered Milk 3. Iron Chloride 4. Lauric Acid 5. Copper Chloride 6. Copper Sulfate 7. Neroline Yara Yara 8. Liquid Starch * Put an X under Rubbing Alcohol or Water to represent which one dissolved faster.

21. Pg. 140 Graph Notebook  1. Which solutes(materials) dissolved completely? What is your evidence?  2. 1. Which solutes(materials) dissolved partially? What is your evidence?  3. Which solutes(materials) seems to not dissolve at all ? What is your evidence?