Unit 1
Introduction to Chemistry
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In case you missed class here are the lecture videos and relevant materials
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The first video, produced by the American Chemistry Society, provides ALL the lab safety knowledge you will need to know to work in the chemistry room. Though it is long, it is EXTREMELY entertaining. Be sure to watch it all the way through, and learn how to handle yourself in the lab. |
Lab Safety Project
Our first project! For a test grade this first quarter, you will sign up in class for one of the rules contained in the sign up sheet. Choices are first come, first serve.
Our first project! For a test grade this first quarter, you will sign up in class for one of the rules contained in the sign up sheet. Choices are first come, first serve.
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On the third day of class we completed the density lab, which as long as you have an excused absence you will not need to make up.
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The fourth day of unit 1 we took the unit 1 quiz, which has us:
-Determine volume of an object -Find an objects density -Identify an object by it’s density -What other metal is in the alloy? You will need to make this up before the end of the week |
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Our last class in unit 1, we explored scientific investigation, significant figures, and scientific notation. We also did a brief introduction to the families on the periodic table. Next class we will be taking our unit 1 test. Make sure you've completed the unit 1 homework which is due when you take the test.
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If you have misplaced your homework it is YOUR responsibility to reprint it, and turn in a bubble sheet. Homework will not be graded on any other medium .
(meaning if you turn in a piece of loose leaf with answers on it, that will not be graded) |
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