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After this class, I should be able to: - Write longhand and shorthand electron configurations - Apply Aufbau Principle, Pauli Exclusion Principle and Hund’s Rule to write configurations in orbital diagrams Bell Ringer Question: What is the maximum number of electrons that can go in a single orbital? Get a new bell work sheet. Submit old bell work. **pass out grade reports** Monday 10/26
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Announcements 2. Agenda 3. Homework: None
Electron Configuration Quiz Wednesday Atomic Structure Test: Will go over it in class at the end of the week (still have 12 people who need to take it) If want to retake, see me TODAY to sign up & get remediation assignment 2. Agenda Finish/Review Electron Config Notes Notes Review Worksheet Individual Practice: practice packet problems 3. Homework: None
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After this class, I should be able to: - Write longhand and shorthand electron configurations - Apply Aufbau Principle, Pauli Exclusion Principle and Hund’s Rule to write configurations in orbital diagrams Bell Ringer Question: Write a longhand and shorthand electron configuration for the following: Sulfur (S) Silver (Ag) Tuesday 10/27
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Study/Practice for quiz
Announcements Electron Configuration Quiz Tomorrow Remember: test makeups/retakes – see me 2. Agenda Electron Config Review Game If time: Continue individual practice in packet 3. Homework: Study/Practice for quiz
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After this class, I should be able to: - Write longhand and shorthand electron configurations - Apply Aufbau Principle, Pauli Exclusion Principle and Hund’s Rule to write configurations in orbital diagrams Bell Ringer Question: Identify the element that the configuration represents: 1) 1s22s22p63s23p64s1 2) [He]2s22p5 Wednesday 10/28
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3. Homework: Announcements 2. Agenda PRE LAB NEEDS TO BE DONE!!!!!
Remember: test makeups/retakes – see me Flame test lab tomorrow/ Slime lab on Fri 2. Agenda Review Electron Configuration (PPT) Quiz Pick up flame test lab and read Flame Test Lab (PPT) Background, safety, bunsen burners 3. Homework: PRE LAB NEEDS TO BE DONE!!!!!
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After this class, I should be able to: Explain how the resulting color of the flame test is due to the release of energy by the atom and is related to the electrons moving from an excited state to the ground state Bell Ringer Question: Which orbital contains a higher energy level: 1s2 or 2p5 ? How do you know? Take out flame test lab. STAMP completed pre-labs. Thursday 10/29
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3. Homework: Announcements 2. Agenda LAB due tomorrow
Remember: test makeups/retakes – see me & today is the last day for makeups! 2. Agenda Review Pre-Lab Bunsen Burner Practice Flame Test Lab **(30 minutes) 3. Homework: LAB due tomorrow
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After this class, I should be able to: Justify why making slime is a physical or chemical change by making a claim, listing evidence, and reasoning why the evidence supports the claim Bell Ringer Question: What is the difference between a physical and chemical change? *TAKE OUT flame test lab *Pass back graded atomic structure tests and electron configuration quizzes Friday 10/30
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3. Homework: Announcements 2. Agenda None
Monday: Begin periodic table unit 2. Agenda Flame Test Lab: Any Questions/Collect Review: Atomic Structure Test/Collect Review: Electron Config Quiz SLIME LAB 3. Homework: None
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