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1 Match the substance with it’s classification.
Monday November 27th 2017 Match the substance with it’s classification. Element Compound Mixture NaCl (salt) Carbon Oxygen Lemonade Kool-aid Hydrogen Trail mix H2O KBr

2 Write whether the substance is an element, compound, or mixture.
Tuesday November 28th 2017 Write whether the substance is an element, compound, or mixture. Compound H2O2 Ocean water Potassium C6H12O6 Molybdenum Antimony C18H24N2O6 Cement Mixture Element Compound Element Element Compound Mixture

3 Wednesday November 29th 2017 Test Day

4 Thursday November 29th 2017 elements atoms
All compounds are made up of 2 or more ___________________. All elements are found in nature as ______________. elements atoms All things in nature are made up of atoms… …even these winners.

5 Friday December 1st 2017 A. B. C. D. E. F. Neils Bohr John Dalton
Match the scientist with his contribution to the atomic theory. Was the first person to publish an atomic theory. Discovered protons. Discovered electrons. Was the first to discover/name the atom. Discovered electron clouds. Electrons move in “energy levels” A. Neils Bohr John Dalton Democritus Ernest Rutherford JJ Thomson Schrodinger/ Heisenberg B. C. D. E. F.

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