1. You Will Need: 1.Pencil, Colored pencils 2. ½ sheet of unlined paper - Bookshelf 3.Elements, Compounds and Mixtures – 4 sheets 8 sides – Picked up yesterday 4. Textbook – Open to P.T.

2. 1.Interactive Reader – Due Wed 2.Retake STAR Test #2 up until Friday 3.Test #3: Thursday ½ page of notes, front side only, done by hand 4.Binder Check #3 Table of Contents online 5.STAR Cards 61-100 – Due Friday

3. 1. May copy Movie notes from table mates – MUST come in and see the MOVIE (-20pts) Movie Shown before school or at lunch up until Wednesday INFO needed for Test #3 on Thursday

4. 16 S Sulfur 32.07 # of Protons # of Electrons if neutral The SUM of Protons & Neutrons

5. Row ## of Energy Levels 1 1 22 3 3

6. Row ## of Elements in the Row Maximum # of Electrons for that Energy Level Valence 1# of electrons in outermost shell 2 3 2 8 8 2 8 8

7. ElementInformationBohr Model Aluminum Row: # of Protons: # of Neutrons: # of Electrons: 3 13+ 27-13=14 13- P=13 N=14 2 83

8. ElementFamily # + Valence Electron Dot Diagram (LEWIS DOT) Aluminum F= 13 V = 3 Al

9. Eleme nt InformationBohr ModelLewis Dot Argon Row: # of Protons: # of Neutrons: # of Electrons: 3 18+ 40-18=22 18- P=18 N=22 288 Ar

10. Two or more atoms bonded (chemical forces) Can Form compounds Smallest unit of any compound that keeps the properties of that compound.

11. A pure substance A substance made up of atoms from two or more different elements bonded SET RATIO

12. A combination of two or more substances blended together No set ratio of ingredients

13. Homogeneous: 2 or more things evenly blended and disappear into each other. Solute – Smaller quantity Solvent – Larger quantity Solution – a homogeneous mixture

14. Heterogeneous: 2 or more things put together and still can be seen. No set RATIO.

15. 1.We know the definition of Element, Compounds & Mixtures 2.What do their particles look like? Mixture of Elements Mixture of Compounds Mixture of Elements & Compounds

16. 1.Materials Managers: Pick up one supply bag for your table 2.Separate and Layout 6 small zip lock bags labeled, ELEMENT, COMPOUND, MIXTURE, Supplies

17. 1.Layout small zip lock bags onto your table 2.Build: A minimum of 2 examples 3. Your table should have: A.2 examples of Element Particles B.2 examples of Compound Molecules C.2 examples of Mixtures- Combination of Elements, Compounds or Molecules 4.Get a Signature from Mrs. M.

18. 1.We know the definition of Element, Compounds & Mixtures 2.What do their particles look like? Mixture of Elements Mixture of Compounds Mixture of Elements & Compounds

19. 1.Go to Class webpage for Tuesday 2.Select Basic Element, Compound, Mixture Sorter 3.PLAY – 3 levels

20. 1.Interactive Reader Pg. 71-80 Due Tomorrow 2.Test #3: Thursday ½ page of notes, front side only, done by hand 3.Binder Check #3 Table of Contents online 4.STAR Cards 61-100 – Due Friday + Quiz #3