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Friday, January 20, 2012

Wednesday 1.18.12 and Thursday 1.19.12

Sorry for the delay in these posts...

General Chemistry:
Wed = work day on a variety of items: finishing the Density Activity, finishing the Density HW, working on the 2 lab reports that are due FRIDAY, working on Cornell Notes due FRIDAY (Chapter 1 sections 2 & 3), working on the density HW assigned today and due THURSDAY, and finishing p. 81 on the periodic table.  We concluded the day by grading the density HW on p. 68-70.
Thurs = we graded the density HW on p. 71-73, then color coded a few periodic tables.  We also discussed more about the lab write-ups and a sample writeup was handed out for the Density Lab.

Friday will include a quiz, a journal, updated grades, and a lab experience.

AP Chem:
Wed = we finished discussing Chapter 14 and assigned some problems to try (but will not be graded) - these problems will be discussed on Friday and Monday.  Quiz over this chapter will be next Tuesday.  Lab tomorrow.
Thursday = Experiment 15 - Freezing Point Depression
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SCIENCE READING REPORT (Reporting the Story) - Extra Credit Opportunity

Directions:

Find a chemistry-related or science-related article from the newspaper, internet, or magazine (dated 2009 or newer, please!) OR watch a science program on TV (a news snippet, NOVA, something on the History Channel…)

Report the science facts on your own paper according to the outline below. Remember to cite your source!!

— Source:
Use MLA or APA formatting – see your planners or search online how to do this!
— Title of Article/Program:
— Date of print/airing:
— What happened / what is being researched / what new development is occurring? Why did it happen? (Give me at least 5 sentences minimum here…)
— Who are the main characters?
— When and Where did this happen?
— How did it end / what’s up next?
— Your personal thoughts and opinions on this topic: