2005 Spring Q4
Warm-Ups |
| Date |
Questions |
| 3/17-20 |
- What is an alloy
- What is the difference between a homogenous and heterogenous mixture
- Identify the following as homogenous or heterogenous mixtures:
- a) salt water b) cholate chip ice-cream c) granite rock d) pizza
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| 3/21-22 |
- Describe the following mixtures as homogenous or heterogenous ............................................
a) saltwater... b) granite rock ...c) pizza ....d) fresh orange juice
......e) brass ....f) coke
- From the seperation lab, write a new procedure for seperating Chef
Neff's surprise. (to maximize your yield)
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4/3-4
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The following is a quote by Democritus
(c. 460 – c.
370 BCE). Paraphrase this quote in your own words in your science journal
“Color exists
by convention (agreement), sweet by convention (agreement), bitter by
convention (agreement); in reality nothing exists but atoms and the void.”
What did Democritus mean? And why are his thoughts important? |
| 4/5-6 |
- What is an atom
- Explain the difference between an atom and a molecule
- What are the 3
sub-atomic particles and their charges?
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| 4/7-10 |
- Draw a Bohr model of the following atoms: Li, N, F, Al
- Explain how 2 atoms of the exact same element can have different weights.
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| 4/11-12 |
- Draw a Bohr model for the following ions: Be+2, Br -1, S-2
- If it is important for atoms to be neutral, why would an atom give
up an electron?
- If an atom gives up 1 electron what will be the charge on that atom,
and what is the atom now called?
- What do you know about all atoms that are in the same row as sodium?
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April
13-14
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- How many protons are shown in the model?
- What element is this?
- How many electrons are shown?
- How many valence electrons are shown?
- Is this atom and ion? If it is what is it's charge?
- What is the mass of this atom?
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| April 17-18 |
- How many protons are shown in the model? (This is not the same
as the warm-upfrom April13-14)
- What element is this?
- How many electrons are shown?
- How many valence electrons are shown?
- Is this atom and ion? If it is what is it's charge?
- What is the mass of this atom?
- How many atoms are in the following compounds? NaCl, BaCl2, H20
- What is the weight of the compounds in question 7?
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| May 8-9 |
How many "particles" in each of the following compounds:
- a) KI
- b) NaIOH)
- c) Na2(CO3)
- d) Pb(NO3)2
- e) Cu(NO3)2
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| May 10-11 |
Complete and balance the following :
a.) LiI + Pb(NO3)2
b.) Mg(CO3) + HCl
c.) KCl + Pb(NO3)2 |
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- Give 3 examples of evidence that a chemical reaction has occured.
- Draw a Bohr model of Na+, Ne, Mg and P+3
- Mg is going to bond with one of these (Ar, Sr, or Se) which one will
it bond with?
- Why will it bond with this one
- What will be the formula?
- What kind of bond is formed?
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Balance the following equation:
LiI + Pb(NO2)2 ---> |
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- What is the general equation for a double replacement reaction?
- What is a polyatomic ion?
- Why do all the elements in column 2 of the periodic table get a charge
pf +2?
- Complete and balance this formula: KCl + Ba(OH)2 --->
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| May 16-17 |
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| May 22-23 |
- What is an acid?
- What is a base?
- What are the products of an acid-base reaction?
- What do you call an acid-base reaction?
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