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Objective: I will calculate the density of a substance. Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Objective: I will calculate the density of a substance. Do Now: (You have 5 minutes) On Do Now slip: Make sure answer in sig figs

1.5 Real-world connection Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Real-world connection Identifying realness or fakeness of jewelry and coins Vocabulary Density, Mass, Volume Do Now

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip DO NOW Do Now

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Announcements Sign up for text message service Give in any forms you owe still! Packet #1 is due on Fri 9/19 Lab #2 Unit Stations Paper due Fri 9/19 Quiz #2 on Tues 9/23 Do Now

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Think ink…pair share Defining Density   Which is heavier? A pound of paper or a pound of rocks? Why? Why does one feel heavier than another? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? 2. If two objects have the same mass, what must be true? a)They have the same volume b) They are made of the same material c) They contain the same amount of matter d) They have the same density 3. Which element has the greatest density at STP? a) calcium b) carbon c) chlorine d) copper Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? YOU TRY: Which element has the greatest density at STP? a) Scandium b) Silicon c) Selenium d) Sodium   Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

1.5 Identifying matter using density Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Each type of substance has a specific density. To find the density of an object, you can look at _____________ of the reference table Example: Density of Gold: _________________________ Identifying matter using density Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Question: A shiny, gold-colored bar of metal weighing 57.3 g has a volume of 4.7cm3. Is the bar of metal pure gold? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction

Summary How can the density of an object be determined? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Summary How can the density of an object be determined? Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini Lesson

Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Work period Complete pages 9-10. Make sure to use FLPS to show all work. Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

HOMEWORK: Complete rest of 1.5 for homework Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? HOMEWORK: Complete rest of 1.5 for homework Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary

Exit Slip Make sure you get your trackers checked! Unit 1: Chemathematics 1.5 Aim: How can we use mass and volume to identify a substance? Exit Slip Make sure you get your trackers checked! Exit Slip Do Now Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period