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1 Welcome to Chemistry! (with Mrs. Pilon)

2 What is Chemistry, you ask?
The study of the composition, structure and properties of matter Example: Water Composition: 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom Structure: Properties: bp 100oC, mp 0oC, tasteless, liquid at room temperature, clear...etc.

3 Lucky Chemists! There are millions of chemical substances
New ones are manufactured regularly We must know their properties to safely deal with them!

4 Lab Safety is Important

5 We will also learn about…
Acids, bases and neutralization Acid Rain Nomenclature Types of Reactions Balancing Equations Rates of reactions …all with a smile!

6 Of course we will see explosions…on video!
Brainiacs

7 Let’s Get Started! Label the periods and groups
Also label the following: Alkali Metals Alkaline Earth Metals Halogens Inner Transition Metals Noble Gases Transition Metals

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