All Sections: Here's everything that needs to be done before class on Thursday:
1) Watch and take notes on this video:
Covalent And Ionic Bonding
Also, this video will help you understand VSEPR theory: VSEPR theory intro
2) Complete all of the worksheets found under 'Homework Documents'. Many of them you already received in hard copy in class, but this is a way to make sure you've completed everything.
3) Compete the Quia assignment, which can be found on your class page. It is titled 'Ionic and Covalent Bonding'. You may take it up to 3 times. You will have 45 minutes for each attempt. This must be done by Wednesday at midnight.
Make sure to bring your worksheets with you to class so that you can work with your tablemates!
See you on Thursday!
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Thursday, December 5
Sections 3 & 6: Complete the back of the covalent naming worksheet (Lewis structures). Also, use pages 197 - 203 in your textbook to complete the worksheet handed out at the end of class.
All: Here's another way of thinking about Lewis structures, if my method doesn't work for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtMifU1py5I
All: Here's another way of thinking about Lewis structures, if my method doesn't work for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtMifU1py5I
Wednesday, December 4
Sections 1, 2, 6 & 7: Complete the Molecular Model Online Lab as we discussed in class. Other than the 3 websites given, you will also find pages 197-200 in your textbook quite helpful in naming the shapes.
Also, if you go to the 'Large Molecule' tab on the simulator, you will see there are 7 kits available, making it possible for you to do every compound on the worksheet. The images below should help you find the kits.
Finally, there is a practice worksheet for the compound naming quiz under homework docs.
Section 3: Complete the two naming worksheets we started in class today. Also, here's the link for creating your sketches for the Molecular Model Online Lab:
Build a Molecule
Also, if you go to the 'Large Molecule' tab on the simulator, you will see there are 7 kits available, making it possible for you to do every compound on the worksheet. The images below should help you find the kits.
Finally, there is a practice worksheet for the compound naming quiz under homework docs.
Section 3: Complete the two naming worksheets we started in class today. Also, here's the link for creating your sketches for the Molecular Model Online Lab:
Build a Molecule
Tuesday, December 3
Sections 1, 2 & 6:
1) Complete the worksheet you got at the end of class today.
2) Read and take notes on pages 178-179 & 181-182 (stop @ Octet Rule) in your textbook.
3) Mess around with this SIM:
Build a Molecule
Once you've built something, you can look at it in '3D' or ball and stick model (see below for more help). If you see anything interesting, write it down in your notebook!
Section 7:
1) Complete the following problems in your notebook:
A) Name the following:
K2CO3
Be(OH)2
1) Complete the worksheet you got at the end of class today.
2) Read and take notes on pages 178-179 & 181-182 (stop @ Octet Rule) in your textbook.
3) Mess around with this SIM:
Build a Molecule
Once you've built something, you can look at it in '3D' or ball and stick model (see below for more help). If you see anything interesting, write it down in your notebook!
Section 7:
1) Complete the following problems in your notebook:
A) Name the following:
K2CO3
Be(OH)2
Cu2S
ZnI2
FePO4
A) Write the formulas for the following:
ammonium sulfate
lead (II) nitrite
iron (II) oxide
lead (IV) sulfite
magnesium iodide
2) Read and take notes on pages 178-179 & 181-182 (stop @ Octet Rule) in your textbook.
3) Mess around with this SIM:
Build a Molecule
Once you've built something, you can look at it in '3D' or ball and stick model (see above for more help). If you see anything interesting, write it down in your notebook!
2) Read and take notes on pages 178-179 & 181-182 (stop @ Octet Rule) in your textbook.
3) Mess around with this SIM:
Build a Molecule
Once you've built something, you can look at it in '3D' or ball and stick model (see above for more help). If you see anything interesting, write it down in your notebook!
Monday, December 2
Sections 1, 3, 6 & 7: Quiz correction are due tomorrow. Also, finish your lab - ALL parts (including the back page!).
Section 2: Finish your lab - ALL parts (including the back page!).
Section 2: Finish your lab - ALL parts (including the back page!).
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