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Welcome! (10/31 and 11/2) 99 You’ll need your Periodic Table to:
On desk: Blue atoms inquiry WS, Atoms WS #1 You’ll need your Periodic Table to: Identify the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in the symbol to the right: Give the atomic symbol for an ion with:14 protons, 11 neutrons, and 12 electrons 99 Tc
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Homework Questions? Keys will be on Moodle, of course!
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Scale of the Universe How cool is this?
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Some Terms for Your Notes
Mass number Atomic number Atomic mass Atom Ion Isotope
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Practice! Assume, in the picture below, that protons are blue and neutrons are red. Give the full symbol Atom or ion? Give an example of an isotope of this element
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Part 2 of Atomic Inquiry What does weighted average mean?
Natural abundance?
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Lab 6: (Weighted) Average Atomic Mass Simulations
What do those numbers on the periodic table MEAN? Where do they come from? Lab 6: Simulations Time! When done, do the practice problems on page 2
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Homework Day 4 Finish Lab 6 if you didn’t finish in class. Atoms WS #2
Suggested reading: pg Finish Test 1 corrections at lunch Thursday or Friday! Practice quiz next class!
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