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Friday, 12/15/17

12/15/2017

Bellwork (4 total to turn in this week)
page 667
List the 4 biological macromolecules and describe their function.

Classwork
Review (handout)
*everyone works on review, even those that will exempt the final
*this is for a daily grade

FINALS:
Tuesday, 12/19/17 Hours: 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th
Wednesday, 12/20/17 Hours: 2nd, 4th, 6th

Thursday, December 14, 2017

12/14/2017

Bellwork
page 534 Read about hiccups and answers questions #1-2

Classwork
Test Ch. 13/14 Water, Solutions, Acids, and Bases

Handout Final Review Topic (this is for a grade for all students, even those with exemptions)

FINALS
Tuesday, 12/19/17 = 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th hours
Wednesday, 12/20/17 = 2nd, 4th, and 6th hours

Wednesday, 12/13/17

12/13/2017

Bellwork
Read and summarize Everyday Chemistry: Antifreeze page 466.

Classwork
Karst Topography
Soap and Detergents

TEST Ch. 13/14 Water, Solutions, Acids, and Bases = Thursday, 12/14/17

Tuesday, 12/12/17

12/12/2017

Bellwork
page 519 Read and answer questions #1-2

Classwork
Solutions, Water, Solubility

Ch. 13/14 Water, Solutions, Acids, and Bases TEST = Thursday, 12/14/17

Monday, 12/11/17

12/11/2017

Classwork
Solubility and Water Properties worksheets
*have finished for Tuesday

Ch. 13/14 Water, Solutions, Acids, and Bases TEST = Thursday, 12/14/17

Friday, 12/8/17

12/8/2017

Bellwork (5 total to turn in today)
Acids:
what is the pH range?
what color do acids turn litmus paper?

Bases:
what is the pH range?
what color do acids turn litmus paper?

Classwork
Lab: Acids and Bases pH testing

Test Ch. 13/14 Water, Solutions, Acids, and Bases = Thursday, 12/14/15

Finals: Tuesday, 12/19 and Wednesday, 12/20

Thursday, 12/7/17

12/7/2017

Bellwork
page 450 #5

Classwork
Water Notes
Acid/Base Notes
Pre-Lab

Wednesday, December 6, 2017

12/6/2017

Bellwork
Read page 395 and answer questions 1-2

Classwork
Properties of Water--Ch. 13

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

12/5/2017

Bellwork
1. Convert 350 0C to K
2. Describe the particle attraction and kinetic energy in solids, liquids, and gases.
3. If a gas has a decreased pressure by 1/2, how will the volume be changed?
4. In the graph below determine the melting point, the boiling point, and how much energy is required to boil the substance.

Classwork
TEST Ch. 10/11 Kinetic Energy and Gas Laws
Begin Ch. 13 Properties of Water (handout)

Monday, December 4, 2017

12/4/2017

Bellwork
page 365 #16-17

Classwork
Go over answers to Friday's work
Online Quiz Practice (ConnectEd textbook login)

Test Ch. 10/11 Kinetic Theory and Gas Laws = Tuesday, 12/5/17

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