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1 Lithium + Magnesium Hydroxide 
Science Starter (Week 14, Day 5, 5/6/16) HW 7.2 ON DESK If it takes 340,000J to boil a sample of water, what is the mass of the sample? How much energy is required to heat a 300g block of ice from -20°C to -5.0°C? What kind of energy/energies do I have when I take a tray of room temperature water and freeze it? Predict the product of the following reaction. Lithium + Magnesium Hydroxide 

2 SWBAT calculate multi-step quantitative energy problems
Objective SWBAT calculate multi-step quantitative energy problems

3 Poster Books Due Monday!
Agenda Poster Books Due Monday! Science Starter Recap Yesterday Multi-step Energy Problems Practice/Work Time HOMEWORK: FINISH WS #3

4 Today: Multi-step Quantitative Energy Problems
Unit 7 Schedule Today: Multi-step Quantitative Energy Problems Monday: Endothermic & Exothermic, Potential Energy Tuesday: Laws of Thermodynamics Wednesday: Phase Change Diagrams, Dry Ice Lab Thursday: Unit 7 Review Friday: Unit 7- Heat & Energy Test

5 Quick Check What kind of energy(ies) are involved in the following problems? Draw the heating/cooling curve. A polar bear take a block of ice at -30oC and melts it on his stove at home so he can drink the water. A sample of water absorbs 2,478,000 J as it evaporates. An ice cube cools down from -15C to -25C. How much energy was released?

6 Quick Check 4. An unidentified piece of 15 g of a metal absorbs 320 J of energy as it heats up from 20C to 50C. What is the identity of the metal?

7 Unit 7: Heat and Energy Multi-Step Problems

8 What happens during a two-step problem?
Multi-Step Problems! What happens during a two-step problem? What kinds of energy do we have?

9 Steps to Solving Multi-Step Problems
Read the question and identify any key words. Circle them! Draw the heating/cooling curve. Solve the individual parts of the problem. Add them all together.

10 Multi-Step Example 1. A 50.0 g sample of liquid water at 0.0˚C ends up as ice at – 20.0 ˚C. How much energy is involved in this change?

11 Multi-Step Practice 2. Shanya begins with a 75g glass of 50°C water. She cools it to 0°C and then completely freezes it. How much energy was lost?

12 Multi-Step Practice 3. Danielle has 25g of water at 80°C and boils it completely into a gas at 110 °C. How much energy was lost?

13 Mini Poster Book Work Time
Use this time to work on your Semester Mini Poster Book (Units 1-3 should be complete) Instructions and materials are located at the front table


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