1. Accelerated Reading
Time until 1:49

2. Alexander Sanchez

3. Place this in the proper place
Student Planner March 24
Place this in the proper place
Notebooks collected and triad exam Wednesday

4. Summary:
We had a standard opening. We took notes on the importance of pH on living things, and watched a video on Acid Rain. We saw slides showing damage from acid rain.

5. Essential Question: Why can mankind not stop all acid rain?
Answer the EQ which was:
Essential Question: Why can mankind not stop all acid rain?

6. Topic/Objective:
Name:
pH – Acids & Bases
Class/Period:
Date:
Mar 24, 2017
Essential Question: What is the effect on litmus paper being placed in acid, base and neutral liquids?

7. Warm Up

8. Write this in your warm up section:
Today’s warm up is the vocabulary flash card list
Type notes here

9. Carbohydrate = Biochemicals composed of one or more simple sugars bonded together that are used as a source of energy, cell wall support, and wood structure.
Starch = A carbohydrate built on sugars with multiple bonds. Provides energy after being digested by all animals.

10. Cellulose = A carbohydrate made of many sugars bound tightly together
Cellulose = A carbohydrate made of many sugars bound tightly together. Simple stomach animals utilize cellulose as fiber, while ruminants convert it to protein through bacterial synthesis.
Protein - biochemicals that are composed of amino acids; their functions include regulating chemical activities, transporting and storing materials, and providing structural support.

11. Sugar
A carbohydrate built on simpler molecules that are easily digested by all animals. Glucose is the source of all energy from plants.

12. Nucleic acid = Biochemicals that store information and help to build proteins. Made of subunits called nucleotides.
Organic = Materials having carbon-based molecules. Often considered a molecule from a living organism.

13. Lipids = Biochemical compound based on C-H-O which contains 2 ¼ times the calories (energy) of an equal amount of sugar. Used also for other physical health needs besides energy.

14. Homework
Notebooks due March 29. All work due not later than March 31. Study for triad test

15. pH Lab – Litmus Paper link Videos
Today’s Work
pH Notes - link
pH Lab – Litmus Paper link
Videos
Forming Acid Rain
Effects of acid rain

17. Acid Rain damage

18. Acid Rain damage

22. Blue litmus turns red = Acid
Measuring pH
1. Indicators - change color based on pH reaction.
Blue litmus turns red = Acid
Red litmus turns blue = Base
Blue litmus remains blue may be base
Red litmus remains red may be acid
If both Red and Blue litmus remains their color, solution is neutral.