DAY 1
Get into a group of 3 or 4 and brainstorm on topics related to Radiation and its effect on people.
There are positive effects of radiation, such as for the following: Your topics are not limited to the following topics but these are some ideas:
Pure research in radiation: discovering elements
Discovering DNA using x-ray diffraction
Nuclear Power plants save energy
Nuclear medicine
- using isotopes for cancer treatment
- isotopes for imaging and diagnosis (breast cancer, x-rays, angiograms etc)
- using subatomic particles to treat eye cancer at TRIUMF
There are negative effects:
The atomic bomb story. making the bomb
aftereffects of the bomb - victim impact Hiroshima, Nagasaki
Nuclear accidents - Chermobyl and other nuclear melt-downs
Japanese Tsunami and the radiation leak from nuclear power plants
Contamination of the ecosystem
ON A PIECE OF PAPER:
WRITE DOWN YOUR IDEAS ON THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS. Read the books provided by our librarian and come up with four proposals for a group presentation:
2 proposals deal with negative effects
2 proposals deal with positive effects
hand in this paper for 5 marks today
Thursday, 31 January 2019
Tuesday, 22 January 2019
Friday, 11 January 2019
Fusion and Fission notes and Answer Key - There will be a quiz next period
Here are the Fusion and Fission notes
Radioactive unit exam study guide and Answer key
Here is the powerpoint on the nuclear bomb
Quiz for 1-2 will take place Tuesday, Jan 15
Quiz for 2-2 will take place Wed, Jan 16
Here is the powerpoint on the nuclear bomb
Quiz for 1-2 will take place Tuesday, Jan 15
Quiz for 2-2 will take place Wed, Jan 16
Friday, 21 December 2018
Have a good Winter Break
After winter break, we will start a new unit on Radiation, Nuclear Fusion, Alpha, Beta and Gamma Decay. Our case study will be the Manhattan Project: the science of the nuclear bomb and its devastating after effects on a population in Japan
Monday, 17 December 2018
Dec 18: Make a big summary sheet for your test next day!
Use a big 11 by 17 piece of paper and make a big summary sheet explaining how Bohr diagrams work and also Lewis diagrams. Explain how to calculate atomic mass! Use all the vocab words in your two worksheets handed out. Make it creative, make it beautiful and colourful. Explain how to draw the Lewis structure of ATOMS vs IONS. When you are done, put your name on your summary sheet. You will be given a mark out of 5 for your efforts today.
And try out these problems below:
Answers are here:
And try out these problems below:
Answers are here:
Thursday, 22 November 2018
What's on our test?
Test date: Day 2 November 29
Day 1 November 30, 2018
You will have a periodic table.
1. 20 questions on Naming formula and writing names:
a. monatomic NaCl, CaCl2
b. polyatomic (NH4)2SO4
c. covalent CO
2. 20 marks on acid base neutralization equations.
3. 20 marks on balancing equations
4. Challenging questions: 10 marks.
I will give you a word equation. You convert that to formula equation, and then balance it.
20 Multiple choice questions on Acids, Bases and indicators and our labs. See our worksheets on acid and base.
ex. What colour does phenylpthalein turn for base? pink
What colour does litmus paper turn for acid? red
What colour does universal indicator turn for base? blue
What happens when you put a burning splint to Oxygen? to Hydrogen?
Hand in a big summary sheet worth 10 test marks
Summary sheet is due Day 1 November 30.
Day 2 Dec 3
Your summary sheet must include:
1. What is the periodic table and what are some patterns? families: halogen gases, alkali metals, alkali earth metals
2. Where are the metals and nonmetals on the periodic table? What are transition metals? What are the charges for some families on the periodic table?
3. How do you find a name or formula?
a. monatomic compounds
b. polyatomic compounds
c. transition metal compounds
d. nonmetal-nonmetal compounds?
4. Give examples of balancing equations. write a how to guide
5. Write a summary of everything about ACIDS and BASES and INDICATORS
6. Write a short summary of our labs: liver latte lab, calcium and water lab, dry ice lab, 3 unknown substances lab.
Day 1 November 30, 2018
You will have a periodic table.
1. 20 questions on Naming formula and writing names:
a. monatomic NaCl, CaCl2
b. polyatomic (NH4)2SO4
c. covalent CO
2. 20 marks on acid base neutralization equations.
3. 20 marks on balancing equations
4. Challenging questions: 10 marks.
I will give you a word equation. You convert that to formula equation, and then balance it.
20 Multiple choice questions on Acids, Bases and indicators and our labs. See our worksheets on acid and base.
ex. What colour does phenylpthalein turn for base? pink
What colour does litmus paper turn for acid? red
What colour does universal indicator turn for base? blue
What happens when you put a burning splint to Oxygen? to Hydrogen?
Hand in a big summary sheet worth 10 test marks
Summary sheet is due Day 1 November 30.
Day 2 Dec 3
Your summary sheet must include:
1. What is the periodic table and what are some patterns? families: halogen gases, alkali metals, alkali earth metals
2. Where are the metals and nonmetals on the periodic table? What are transition metals? What are the charges for some families on the periodic table?
3. How do you find a name or formula?
a. monatomic compounds
b. polyatomic compounds
c. transition metal compounds
d. nonmetal-nonmetal compounds?
4. Give examples of balancing equations. write a how to guide
5. Write a summary of everything about ACIDS and BASES and INDICATORS
6. Write a short summary of our labs: liver latte lab, calcium and water lab, dry ice lab, 3 unknown substances lab.
Friday, 16 November 2018
Answer key to balancing equations and acid base worksheet
click here for the answer key for balancing and acid/base and salts
And also the Chemistry practice sheet Here is the Chemistry practice sheet key.
And also the Chemistry practice sheet Here is the Chemistry practice sheet key.
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