Interactions of Matter Part 2 (Ch. 9/10) by Lynette Eichenlaub

#6 Extra video: You would like an Extra Challenge?: Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds

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Read the rules for naming the compound on the worksheet. This video explains why the formula is written to produce a neutrally charged compound. Now that you can write the NAMES have completed the "challenge", see if you can write the FORMULAS for each problem # 1-10. Refer to the textbook pages 262-263 in Ch. 9-2.

#6 Required video: Naming simple Ionic and Covalent Compounds.

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You can try them in any order, your worksheet lists Covalent first! This simple video helps explain what is written (or not written) in your textbook on Pgs. 262-263, Ch. 9-2.

l#5 After you have watched the video(s) complete this hanout: Balancing Equations Worksheet--You can also refer to P. 266 in your textbook for help.

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#5 Scientist write equations which show the Law of Conservation of Mass-Read Textbook page 264-266 and watch this video: How to Balance Chemical Equations- Bozeman Science

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#4 Practice counting atoms: Counting Atoms Worksheet (watch video provided first)

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#4 If we are trying to understand chemicl formulas we must understand how to count the atoms (elements) and molecules within them- Watch the Video: How to Count Atoms (see worksheet)

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#7 Acids and Bases (Brain Pop) Overview

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#7 Acids, Bases and the pH Scale Cornell Notes

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Assignment #3 What's going on here?

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After you have watched the video The Law of Conservation of Mass please complete the handout and answer the questions.

#6 Worksheet: Naming Two Atom (Binary) Covalent and Ionic Compounds- After you have watched the requuired video complete the attached handout. You can also refer to the textbook pages 262-263 in Ch. 9-2.

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Packet List: Interactions of Matter Part 2- Ch. 9 Chemical Reactions and Ch. 10 Chemical Compounds

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#5 Need more visuals? Balancing Chemical Equations

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A visual story of how it works!

Just for fun! Balancing Chemical Equations Game

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Target sheet: Interactions of Matter Part 2- Ch. 9 Chemical Reactions / Ch. 10 Chemical Bonding

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#1 SQ3R Notes: Ch. 9-1 Forming New Substances Pg. 256

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Survey-Question-Read-Recite-Review! First survey the chapter. Next, Create questions from the textbook titles and subtitles, then read and answer the questions in a bullet pointed notes format. Don't forget your summary (review).

#8 Acids and Bases Notes and Lab Activity

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#3 The Law of Conservation of Mass-

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Watch this video to understand the concepts behind the law of conservation of mass. Next Read the attachment "What's going on here?" and answer the questions to show your understanding of these concepts.

#6 Optional video: More details (and a great reveiw) for naming Covalent compounds- first 4 minutes only!

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:13 UTC

This info. is written in Ch. 9-2 in your textbook, Pgs. 262-263. Watch the first 4 minutes and that is all you will need!

#2 Lab: Endothermic or Exothermic?

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