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1 Molecular Models – Practice Building Monomers – Lab
Must get each model checked by Mrs. Wilson!!!!!!!

2 Bellwork: Wed. Sept. 14, 2016 2.

3 Hydrogen White Carbon Black Oxygen Red Nitrogen Orange In this kit

4 Bellwork: Wed. Sept. 14, 2016 Write the name of the atom or
atoms and spots available for bonding

5 Using your molecular model set, build a molecule from each group by connecting atoms as diagramed.
You will work as pairs on each side of the table. Do NOT mix kit parts! Once you have completed a model, have us check it for accuracy. Then some groups will combine monomers with the other side of the table to make polymers

6 Instructions for 7th period
After doing the Bellwork, continue with the lab. Extra atoms (balls) on the brown desk by the pencil sharpener. To build sucrose - one lab pair can build glucose and the other lab pair can build fructose and then both can pairs can “connect” them… We will being continuing the lab again tomorrow. If you are too confused, get the assigned crossword and work on it (it will be due Friday for a grade) Word bank: your Bellwork and note handouts for this unit.

7 Glucose Fructose

8 Glucose C6H12O6 Carbohydrates – sugars a.k.a. saccharides
Glucose C6H12O6

9 Fructose

10 Don’t forget to label each one.
Bellwork: Wed. Sept. 10, 2014 Draw it!  What is this molecule? Don’t forget to label each one. Draw it too!

11 1. Glucose

12 2. Fructose

13

14 Dehydration synthesis

15 Lipids “veggie” fats - good “animal” fats - bad

16 saturated fatty acid unsaturated fatty acid

17 Amino Acids Carboxylic group Amine group

18 Lipids Tutorial

19 Bellwork: Fri. Sept. 9, 2011 Draw a picture of a water molecule and color it appropriately, Add the appropriate charges These uneven charges make the water molecule a ___________ molecule Name the 7 properties of water that make life on Earth possible:

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