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Dimensional Analysis, Review, Ch 1 Quiz Chemistry GT 9/8-9/15
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Drill In October 1958, Oliver Smoot (an MIT student) was used to measure the length of the Harvard Bridge. It was found to be 364.4 smoots long. 1 smoot = 67.0 in (5’7”), 1 yard = 0.9144 m How long is the bridge in meters? If it takes 8.0 minutes to walk across the bridge, what is your speed in meters per second? Have HW (with all work!) out on desk
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Objectives IWBAT Use scientific notation, significant figures, dimensional analysis, and SI units to do calculations with great accuracy and precision. Explain lab safety. HW: 4A – study for the QUIZ 4B – Elements, Compounds, Mixtures poem and Qs
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Agenda Drill HW Review Dimensional Analysis Work/Practice Kahoot Review 4B – Unit 1 QUIZ Closure
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4A—HW Review Dimensional Analysis Practice Problems Let’s review these!
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4A – Metric Conversions A human hair can be as thick as 181 um. How many millimeters is that?
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4A – Dimensional Analysis Practice Unit Conversions and Factor-Label Method WS English to Metric Conversion Practice WS
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4A – Review Chapter 1 Pretest On the back, number the problems. Cross out #5, 6, 14, 15 Unit 1 Kahoot Be ready for the QUIZ on Thursday! First thing in class, no review ahead of it. Come to Lion Time tomorrow, if you want more help. I’ll be in N211.
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4A—HW Review Unit Conversions and Factor-Label Method I’ll read the answers—let me know which ones you want me to go over!
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4A – Closure/Exit Ticket A person weighs 152 lb. How many grams is that? NOTE: 1 kg = 2.2 lb
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4B – Review Metric conversion stations Unit 1 Kahoot
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Unit 1 Quiz! Clear your desks except for: Pencil/Pen Calculator Make a space between you and the person next to you— evenly spaced desks. When done, turn it in at the side desk. You have 30 minutes. Pick up the Element/Compound/Mixture poem and questions when done.
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Closure Give examples of Elements Compounds Mixtures
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