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1 You need your Periodic Table!
Monday October 24, 2016 Warm-up- Copy the Chemical Equation and Table, in your journal. Complete the table. Na + H2O NaOH + H2 Is this Chemical Equation Balanced or Unbalanced? Wednesday October 12, 2016 You need your Periodic Table! Reactants and # Products and #

2 You need your Periodic Table!
Tuesday October 25, 2016 If you haven’t finished, Add these vocabulary terms to your glossary. Law of conservation – page 178 Chemical Equation – page 179 Coefficient – page 180 Wednesday October 12, 2016 You need your Periodic Table!

3 You need your Periodic Table!
Wednesday October 26, 2016 Can you answer these? What is a chemical formula? What specific information does it illustrate? Wednesday October 12, 2016 You need your Periodic Table!

4 You need your Periodic Table!
Thursday October 27, 2016 Can you answer these? What is the Law of Conservation Mass? How does it relate to balanced chemical equation? Wednesday October 12, 2016 You need your Periodic Table!

5 You need your Periodic Table!
Friday October 28, 2016 Can you…. Explain the difference between atom, element, and molecule. Explain the difference between Molecule and compound. Wednesday October 12, 2016 You need your Periodic Table!

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