Science Through the Eyes of a Wolverine

AP Chemistry…we will be discussing the nucleus and the changes that exist due to radioactive isotopes. This is Chapter 23 and you should be reading from the text each night. The problems that we will be working on will be 3-10, and 13-53 odd. The problems should be completed by Friday at the latest, but you should be working on them as you are able each night.

Physics…we will be finishing up our unit on Linear motion. We will do a couple of activities to try to understand the ideas of hang time and free falling objects. You will be given problems in class to work on, as well as, questions to take home as needed. Quest 1 will be on Thursday.

Honors Chem…we will be finishing up Unit 1. In class Monday will be a Review Day and Tuesday will be the Quest. Wednesday – Friday we will be starting Unit 2 over Matter. You will have to know about 50 element names and symbols for a Big Quiz on Monday–I will give you the elements a little every day. Check with me for HW as the week progresses.

General Chem…Our first Quest is on Wednesday so we will finish section 6 of unit 1 on Monday (HW-Rev 6), then Tuesday we will review and Wednesday will be the Big Day. Thursday and Friday will be the 2nd Unit on Matter. I will give you a variety of elements that you will need to know the name and symbol for during class on Thursday and Friday.

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Check the end of this slide show for the review questions…

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Here is the data for our Pennium Lab…you may print this out and glue stick it on the left hand side of your lab writeup. Label it Table 1.

Data Table

or open a PDF file at…

PDF

Click here for the notes on Gravity…Notes

Any  questions  for Monday’s Quest?

Honors Chemistry Lab Info honors-lab-help.doc

Honors Chemistry HW

chemical-equations-stoichiometry.pdfClick for notes.

Click here for the Power Point notes.

http://www.chem.tamu.edu/class/fyp/mathrev/mr-sigfg.html