2. Read textbook, chapter 25, section 2: Strength of Acids and Bases. Take good notes. List each section and sub-section, write 2-4 bullet points which tell the important points and what must be remembered from that section, including vocabulary and reading checks. Copy Figures 7, 8, 9 and 11. If you don't know what a word means, figure it out, and write it in the book before you go on. For instance, "ionizes" and "dissociates"--do you know what it means?
3. Brainpop: Brainpop >>> pH scale
username: pcshome password: ilearnathome
Watch movie, do quiz, read FYI, fill out the activity page OR do one of the games in Game-UP.
A few of you have not yet turned in a description of your Chemistry Magic Show demonstration, and I need to talk with some of you about whether yours will work. Can't remember who is doing the mentos experiment--you need to find something that can be done indoors. ALL OF YOU need a complete printout of your experiment and have it with you in class. If you need help choosing something, tell me.
(brainpop.com) Sorry, our search engine can't find anything about "Mrs. Harmon, where is the video?"
ReplyDeleteSearch in brainpop for "pH", but if you've already spent 3 hrs, you've done enough!
DeleteI fixed the link for brainpop. It has come to my attention that this week's homework is taking more time than I thought, so if you don't have time, you can do the brainpop next week.
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