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Day 92: Net Ionic Stations Day
2015-2016
Date
Jan. 12, 2016
Additional Info
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: This semester takes what we learned last semester and applies all first semester topics. CHECK POINT: If any of the topics covered thus far are still a struggle.. COME SEE ME!
We have covered Moles, Mole Conversions, Writing Balanced Equations and Predicting Products, Net Ionic, Determining Solubility..
MAIN IDEA: Double replacement reactions can be simplified into net ionic equations (this shows what is actually reacting vs spectator ions)
EQ: What happens when salts "dissolves"?
DUE: Group Study Guide (Moles, Mole Mass, Balancing Equations)
- Warm up: When we cook pasta, we frequently dissolve table salt in water. Is there a limit to how much salt we can get into the water? (Use the vocabulary terms unsaturated, saturated and supersaturated to answer the warm up.)
- Stations (assigned groups) (We only had time to get to two stations, we will get to the last one tomorrow and finish up with questions.)
- Close Out: Submit answer via socrative. Room Code: FUNDAY
Attachments
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Net Ionic and Solubility Lab Chemistry Day.docx Jan. 12, 2016, 11:02 a.m. - 52.0 KB
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Extra notes on board Jan. 12, 2016, 3:26 p.m. - 107.1 KB