- Complete 4.1 Worksheets
- Complete 4.2 Worksheets
- Complete Reading Check p. 124
- Complete Reading Check p. 130
- Complete Reading Check p. 132
- Complete Reading Check p. 141
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Science 9
Today's assignment:
Science 8
Today's assignment
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Assignment (each worth 5)
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Ch11 Vocab (20)
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Reading Check p.417
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Reading Check p.420
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Reading Check p.424
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11.1 Worksheets (10 marks each)
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11.2 Worksheets (10 marks each)
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11.3 Worksheets (10 marks each)
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BONUS: Ch.11 Review p.436
(+10)
#1-13
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Chemistry 11
Today's assignment:
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Assignment
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Practice Problems p.193 #1-2
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Section 7.1 Assessment p.193 #3-11
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Practice Problems p.196 #12-13
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Section 7.2 Assessment p.199 #14-22
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Section 7.3 Assessment p.203 #23-29
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Section 8.1 Assessment p.216 #1-6
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Practice Problems p.220 #7-8
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Practice Problems p.225 #9-12
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Section 8.2 Assessment p.229 #13-22
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Section 8.3 Assessment p.236 #23-29
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Practice Problems p.239 #30-31
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Section 8.4 Assessment p.244 #32-38
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Chemistry 12
So far in Chemistry 12 we have been working on Unit 3 and I have assigned questions #1-69.
The lab I will collect from you hopefully before Spring Break (so Friday).
An explanation of the results today. It turns out that Copper (II) gets turned into Copper (I) in the presence of iodide ions so that explains why a lot of you got the bluish-green copper when burning the first precipitate.
Not sure how to explain the second precipitate though as Strontium should not have precipitated until the Carbonate/Phosphate was added. Although Maran and Julianna did have some strontium colour in their first precipitate (which shouldn't have happened as Strontium Iodide doesn't precipitate). So perhaps I just didn't add enough strontium to the original sample. Which means the Q for Strontium Phosphate/Carbonate was less than the Ksp so nothing precipitated.
Anyways, write your lab report based on your observations, not based on what was supposed to happen. Knowing what was supposed to happen might help you in your conclusion/discussion but use original observations to direct your answers.
The lab I will collect from you hopefully before Spring Break (so Friday).
An explanation of the results today. It turns out that Copper (II) gets turned into Copper (I) in the presence of iodide ions so that explains why a lot of you got the bluish-green copper when burning the first precipitate.
Not sure how to explain the second precipitate though as Strontium should not have precipitated until the Carbonate/Phosphate was added. Although Maran and Julianna did have some strontium colour in their first precipitate (which shouldn't have happened as Strontium Iodide doesn't precipitate). So perhaps I just didn't add enough strontium to the original sample. Which means the Q for Strontium Phosphate/Carbonate was less than the Ksp so nothing precipitated.
Anyways, write your lab report based on your observations, not based on what was supposed to happen. Knowing what was supposed to happen might help you in your conclusion/discussion but use original observations to direct your answers.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Chemistry 11
Today's assignment:
- Complete Practice Problems p.225 #9-11
- Complete 8.2 Section Assessment p.229 #13-22
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Chemistry 11
Today's assignment:
- Complete Section 7.3 Assessment p.203 #23-29
- Complete 8.1 Section Assessment p.216 #1-6
- Complete Practice Problems p.220 #7-8
Monday, March 4, 2013
Chemistry 11
Today's assignment:
- Complete Practice Problems p.196 #12-13
- Complete 7.2 Section Assessment p.199 #14-22
Science 8
Today's assignment:
- Complete Reading Check p.391
- Complete 10.1 Worksheets
- Complete 10.2 Worksheets
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