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1 On Target? Do this on your Warm Up worksheet!
No warm up this week! Please be ready with your table from your lab out when the bell rings!

2 For today Warmup Chemical Formulas Categorizing substances Objective: I can test properties of different substances in order to categorize these substances by recording accurate data throughout this lab activity.

3 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin
Chemical Formula Aspirin Calcium Carbonate Calcium Chloride Calcium Acetate Epsom Salt Glucose Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

4 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate Calcium Chloride Calcium Acetate Epsom Salt Glucose Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

5 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride Calcium Acetate Epsom Salt Glucose Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

6 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate Epsom Salt Glucose Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

7 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate  C4H6CaO4 Epsom Salt Glucose Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

8 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate  C4H6CaO4 Epsom Salt  MgSO4 Glucose Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

9 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate  C4H6CaO4 Epsom Salt  MgSO4 Glucose  C6H12O6 Sodium Bicarbonate Table Salt Vitamin C

10 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate  C4H6CaO4 Epsom Salt  MgSO4 Glucose  C6H12O6 Sodium Bicarbonate  NaHCO3 Table Salt Vitamin C

11 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate  C4H6CaO4 Epsom Salt  MgSO4 Glucose  C6H12O6 Sodium Bicarbonate  NaHCO3 Table Salt  NaCl Vitamin C

12 Chemical Formulas! Substance Chemical Formula Aspirin C9H8O4
Chemical Formula Aspirin  C9H8O4 Calcium Carbonate  CaCO3 Calcium Chloride  CaCl2 Calcium Acetate  C4H6CaO4 Epsom Salt  MgSO4 Glucose  C6H12O6 Sodium Bicarbonate  NaHCO3 Table Salt  NaCl Vitamin C  C6H8O6

13 Data from scientists Asprin Calcium carbonate
Deicer = calcium chloride Calcium Acetate = acetic acid (vinegar)

14 Macroscopic Categories of Compounds
On your whiteboard: Categorize (group by similarities) all tested compounds and make a chart that includes: Name of category List of compounds that belong in it Description of the common properties. Categories: Hard but brittle; soluble in water; strong conductor of electricity as a solution, high melting point. Should include calcium chloride, calcium acetate, Epsom Salt, sodium bicarbonate, and table salt Not as hard as category 1; somewhat (or not) soluble in water; does not conduct or poorly conducts electricity in water, low melting point. Should include sugar, aspirin, vitamin C Soft, not soluble in water, does not conduct electricity in water, high melting point. Should include calcium carbonate

15 Categories of Compounds (in lab notebook!)
Hard soluble in water strong conductor as a solution high melting point Hard/Soft Partially/soluble in water does not/poorly conducts electricity in water low melting point Soft not soluble in water does not conduct electricity in water Chemical Formula Chemical Formula Chemical Formula Chemical Chemical Chemical Categories: Hard but brittle; soluble in water; strong conductor of electricity as a solution, high melting point. Should include calcium chloride, calcium acetate, Epsom Salt, sodium bicarbonate, and table salt Not as hard as category 1; somewhat (or not) soluble in water; does not conduct or poorly conducts electricity in water, low melting point. Should include sugar, aspirin, vitamin C Soft, not soluble in water, does not conduct electricity in water, high melting point. Should include calcium carbonate

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