1. Monday March 16, 2015 Mrs. Schultz Chemistry & Integrated Science

2. Mon 3/16 1 st per Essential Question: Determine the number of moles and the mass of 2.01 x 10 24 molecules of water. 1.Due: Lab: Moles of water 2.Lab: Molecules of sugar in a piece of candy 3.CW: Q’s pg. 318-322 #16-23 4.HW: Q’s pg. 323 #24-31

3. Tues 3/17 1 st per Essential Question: Determine the percent composition of Na 3 PO 4 1.Notes: Percent composition 2.Due: Lab: Molecules of sugar – show calculations of moles and molecules 3.Due today: Q’s pg. 318-322 #16-23 and Q’s pg. 323 #24-31 4.WS Percent composition

4. Wed 3/18 1 st period Essential Question: Calculate the mass of iron in 57.2 g Fe 2 (SO 4 ) 3. 1.CW: WS Percent composition

5. Thurs 3/19 1 st period 1 st per 7:45 – 7:55 Academy day 8:00 – 8:45

6. Fri 3/20 1 st period Essential Question: Which compound contains the most iron: FeS or FeCl 3 ? 1.Due: WS Percent composition 2.Lab: Percent of water in popcorn 3.If time: Notes: Empirical and molecular formulas

7. Mon 3/16 3 rd & 7 th period Essential Question: Write the formula for iron(III) phosphate 1.Due: WS Formulas practice 2.Lab: Double replacement reactions 3.Q’s pg. 360

8. Wed 3/18 3 rd period Essential Question: Determine the products: KCl + FeS  (ion charges = K + Cl - Fe 2+ S 2- ) 1.Test Review 2.EC: Q’s pg. 360 & 368 3.Video: Lead Q’s 4.Test next class – Ionic and covalent bonds

9. Fri 3/20 3 rd & 7 th period Essential Question: none today 1.Test 2.Video: Lead

10. Wed 3/18 7 th period Essential Question: Determine the products: KCl + FeS  (ion charges = K + Cl - Fe 2+ S 2- ) 1.Due: Q’s pg. 360 2.Test Review 3.EC: Q’s pg. 364 4.Video: Lead Q’s 5.Test next class – Ionic and covalent bonds

11. Mon 3/16 5 th per Essential Question: A piece of chalk (CaCO 3 ) has a mass of 5.23 g. How many moles? How many molecules? 1.Notes: Moles-mass relationships 2.Lab: Moles of water 3.Q’s pg. 309, 311, & 315 do #3-15

12. Wed 3/18 5 th period Essential Question: Determine the number of moles and the mass of 2.01 x 10 24 molecules of water. 1.Due: Q’s pg. 309, 311, & 315 do #3-15 2.Notes: Moles-volume relationships 3.Lab: Molecules of Sugar- design your own data table and show calculations for moles and molecules 4.CW/HW: Q’s pg. 318-323 #16-31

13. Fri 3/20 5 th period Essential Question: How many grams of sulfur are in 25.0 grams of iron(II) sulfate? 1.Due: Q’s pg. 318-323 #16-31 & Lab: Molecules of Sugar 2.Notes: Percent Composition 3.CW: WS Percent composition 4. If time: Notes: Empirical formulas

14. Tues 3/17 2 nd per Essential Question: Determine the number of moles and the mass of 2.01 x 10 24 molecules of water. 1.Due: Q’s pg. 309, 311, & 315 do #3-15 2.Notes: Moles-mass relationships 3.Lab: Molecules of Sugar- design your own data table and show calculations for moles and molecules 4.CW/HW: Q’s pg. 318-323 #16-31

15. Thurs 3/19 2 nd period Essential Question: How many grams of sulfur are in 25.0 grams of iron(II) sulfate? 1.Due: Q’s pg. 318-323 #16-31 & Lab: Molecules of Sugar 2.Notes: Percent Composition 3.CW: WS Percent composition 4. If time: Notes: Empirical formulas

16. Tues 3/17 6 th period Essential Question: A piece of chalk (CaCO 3 ) has a mass of 5.23 g. How many moles? How many formula units? 1.Notes: Moles-mass relationships 2.Lab: Moles of water 3.CW/HW: Q’s pg. 309, 311, & 315 do #3-15

17. Thurs 3/19 6 th per Essential Question: Determine the number of moles and the mass of 2.01 x 10 24 molecules of water. 1.Due: Q’s pg. 309, 311, & 315 do #3-15 2.Notes: Moles-volume relationships 3.Lab: Molecules of Sugar- design your own data table and show calculations for moles and molecules 4.CW/HW: Q’s pg. 318-323 #16-31