old atomic models Jan 3

Monday

Tuesday

Introduction to the Periodic Table -

assignment. Due today.

worksheets attached below

(Elements Quiz Schedule is included

in this document)

Wednesday

Journal Entry

Inquiry activity : "Think Tube"

HOMEWORK:

Read pages 74-78

Answer the following questions in your notes.

1) State the Law of Definite Proportions.

2) State the Law of Conservation of Mass.

3) State the Law of multiple Proportions.

4) Write the formulas for the 2 nitrogen compounds given as an example of the Law of Multiple Proportions.

5) Who revised the Greek idea of atoms to develop the "Atomic Theory"?

Thursday

First set of flashcards are due.

Quiz over first set of elements.

(worksheet attached below)

Introduction to Atomic Structure.

Friday

All classes meet in the LRC

IMPORTANT LINKS

Go to Important Links and select

ChemThink

Instructions for registering are on the right.

After you register, complete the tutorial called

"Particulate Nature of Matter"

and the question set (quiz)

Then complete the tutorial called

"Atomic Structure"

and the question set (quiz)

Don't forget about the

"Interactive Periodic Table"

and other useful links at:

IMPORTANT LINKS

Models of the Atom are based on inferences made by scientist who observe visible properties of matter.

There are several models of the atom that chemists use to explain chemical properties of matter.

Quantum model