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Thursday 10/7/2010 Do Now 1.What is the objective of today’s class? 2.What are the 2 main categories of mixtures? 3.What is an example of a heterogenous mixture? 4.When is your super easy pop quiz?

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Page 1: Thursday 10/7/2010 Do Now

Thursday 10/7/2010Do Now

1. What is the objective of today’s class?

2. What are the 2 main categories of mixtures?

3. What is an example of a heterogenous mixture?

4. When is your super easy pop quiz?

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Class Checklist No students were talking during the review of the Do Now, during teaching time (note-

taking) and during closing. (2x)

Every student was on time

No curse words were used inside this room.

Every student remained in his/her seat until independent practice.

By the time Ms. Chan goes over this list, every table has 2 chairs behind it.

All students followed the class rules. (Students did not argue with Ms. Chan; everyone tried their best)

Every student brought THEIR OWN pencil and paper to class.

Every student followed directions the first time they were given.

Every student completed ALL the class work (including: Do Now, notes, class work)

No student had his/her head down during class.

It took Ms. Chan no more than 10 total seconds to get the entire class’s full attention (eyes forward, mouths shut).

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Review Do Now1. What is the objective of today’s class?

2. What are the 2 main categories of mixtures?A: HOMOGENOUS

HETEROGENOUS3. What is an example of a heterogenous

mixture?A: Italian salad dressing.

4. When is your super easy pop quiz?A: Today, after taking notes.

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Announcements

• 2nd PERIOD:– Your test corrections need to be in the

Assignment Box by the end of this period or I will not give you the extra points.

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Announcements

• When I give you back graded work, don’t give it back to me unless I write on your paper: “Finish for more points!”

• Keep your work in a folder. If you need one, come back after school and I will give you one.

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Announcements

• Pop quiz is TODAY after you take notes. It will be an open note quiz.

• Progress reports will be distributed tomorrow.

• Your first notebook check will be next FRIDAY. More details on Tuesday next week.

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Agenda

• Review mixtures and solutions orally• Notes on solutions (1 slide)• Review Video.• Physical Properties (2 slides)• Pop Quiz!

• Homework: On the whiteboards.

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REVIEW (don’t copy this down)• Matter– Anything that has MASS and takes up space (VOLUME)

• Mixture – combination of 2 things not chemically bound together

• Solution – a homogenous mixture of 2 substances evenly

distributed• Solute (ex: sugar)• Solvent (ex: water)

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• Notes begin on the next slide.

• Remember: you are responsible only for what is BOLDED and UNDERLINED.

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10/7 Notes

*Solutions– Saturated solution – the max amount of solute has

been dissolved

– Supersaturated solution – more than the max amnt has been dissolved. Precipitate is formed at the bottom of the cup.

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Review Video

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*Physical Properties • Characteristics of matter that can be observed

using your senses; the substance is NOT changed into something different.

• Used to separated mixtures.• Include:– Color – Viscosity (resistance of a liquid to flowing)– Luster (shininess)– Ductility (ability to bend/stretch w/o cracking)– Density

– What is a physical property of your lab desk?

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*DENSITY• How much matter is in a certain volume of a

substance• Equation: D = m/v

Density = mass/volume

• SI Units: g/cm3

• NOTE: 1 cm3 = 1 mL

• Liquid water has a density of 1 g/cm3.– If something is MORE dense (ex: brick), it sinks.– If something is LESS dense (ex: ice), it floats.

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Both the sponge and the brick have the same volume. Which is MORE DENSE?

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POP QUIZ!!!(15 points)

• You may use your OWN notes.

• 15 questions – each worth 1 point.

• When you are done, raise your hand and I will collect the quiz from you.

• Next, copy down the homework for tonight (in red, on both sides of the whiteboard).

• Good luck!

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Homework – each worth 5 pts. Both are due tomorrow (Friday).

1) ACHIEVE 3000 (the website is: www.empower3000.com. This week’s article is about wildfires).

2) In your textbook:- Pg. 26, # 5- Pg. 44 # 5, 6- Read Pg. 45-49. Write down 6 of the physical

properties discussed.

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Class Checklist No students were talking during the review of the Do Now, during teaching time (note-

taking) and during closing. (2x)

Every student was on time

No curse words were used inside this room.

Every student remained in his/her seat until independent practice.

By the time Ms. Chan goes over this list, every table has 2 chairs behind it.

All students followed the class rules. (Students did not argue with Ms. Chan; everyone tried their best)

Every student brought THEIR OWN pencil and paper to class.

Every student followed directions the first time they were given.

Every student completed ALL the class work (including: Do Now, notes, class work)

No student had his/her head down during class.

It took Ms. Chan no more than 10 total seconds to get the entire class’s full attention (eyes forward, mouths shut).