1. After this class, I should be able to: Explain how intermolecular forces impact physical properties such as surface tension and evaporation
Bell Ringer Question: Which substance has stronger intermolecular forces: Water or Isopropyl Alcohol? *Take out surface tension design lab
Monday 2/8

2. Announcements 2. Agenda 3. Homework:
IMF Design Assessment Tomorrow
2. Agenda
Design Surface Tension Lab
Do the lab!
Analyze data/Conclude
3. Homework:
Brainstorm Part 1 of test and review test rubric

3. After this class, I should be able to: Explain how intermolecular forces impact physical properties such as surface tension and evaporation
Bell Ringer Question: What is the strongest Intermolecular Force? *Take out IMF Lab Design Assessment/Rubric
Tuesday 2/9

4. None Announcements 2. Agenda 3. Homework:
Continue IMF Design Assessment Tomorrow
2. Agenda
Review IMF assessment expectations
Review evaporation/method to test evap.
IMF assessment Day 1
3. Homework:
None

5. After this class, I should be able to: Explain how intermolecular forces impact physical properties such as surface tension and evaporation
Bell Ringer Question: What types of intermolecular forces are present in alcohol?
Wednesday 2/10

6. Announcements 3.Homework: 2. Agenda IMF Assessment Day 2 None
Tomorrow = conservation of mass lab
2. Agenda
IMF Assessment Day 2
3.Homework:
None

7. After this class, I should be able to: Demonstrate that mass is conserved in chemical reactions
Bell Ringer Question: What is the strongest intermolecular force present in O2?
Thursday 2/11

8. 3. Homework: Announcements 2. Agenda Post-lab completed?
New unit = chemical reactions
2. Agenda
Conservation of Mass Lab
3. Homework:
Post-lab completed?

9. After this class, I should be able to: Balance Chemical Reactions Using Coefficients
Bell Ringer Question: Chemical reactions are chemical changes. What is one trait/property of chemical changes? *Submit conservation of mass Lab
Friday 2/12

10. 3. Homework: Announcements 2. Agenda Balancing Quiz Next Week Friday
Chemical reactions unit:
Balancing reactions
I.D. types of reactions
Predicting products
2. Agenda
BEGIN Balancing Notes/In-class Practice
3. Homework:
None