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Slide 1 of 21 DQ? Taken directly from PP3 slide 31 Graduated cylinders shows each line (scale) represents 1 ml increments. This instrument is accurate to ones place, therefore estimated digit should be in tenth place. For scaled instruments the estimated digit must be determined by YOU. Liquid volume is

Slide 1 of 21 DQ? Taken directly from PP3 slide 31 Graduated cylinders shows each line (scale) represents 1 ml increments. This instrument is accurate

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Page 1: Slide 1 of 21 DQ? Taken directly from PP3 slide 31 Graduated cylinders shows each line (scale) represents 1 ml increments. This instrument is accurate

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DQ? Taken directly from PP3 slide 31

• Graduated cylinders shows each line (scale) represents 1 ml increments.

• This instrument is accurate to ones place, therefore estimated digit should be in tenth place.

• For scaled instruments the estimated digit must be determined by YOU.

• Liquid volume is 43.0 ml not 43 ml. The zero, in tenth place, is the estimated digit.

Page 2: Slide 1 of 21 DQ? Taken directly from PP3 slide 31 Graduated cylinders shows each line (scale) represents 1 ml increments. This instrument is accurate

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Due Today: NAObjectives: Lab notebook set up Work on Easy Dimensional Analysis worksheetHomework: PP 9 Dimensional Analysis Finish worksheet I– grade and correct Complete prelab and have Rutherford lab set up in lab notebook Mandatory STEM Clinic, tomorrow morning –9/9 HHS AUD 8:00-9:30 CN 11.2-11.4; 11.7-11.10 and self check 11.1 – 11.3 due on 9/18 Wear clothes you can sit on the floor with on Block Coming up:Extra credit game on Monday reviewing conversionsTest on Tuesday over :

– Sections 1.1-1.8 and 2.1-2.5– PowerPoint's 1-10– Lab equipment, procedures, and safety – Scientists and their Experiments and Atomic Models

• Dalton, Rutherford, Thomson, Chadwick– Metric conversions, Scientific Notation, Sig figs

• Solve problems similar to worksheets, DQs, and quiz – Calculate density, mass, volume – Temp Conversions - Formulas will be provided

DQ: naToday’s Handouts: Harder DA worksheet; Test Review

Tuesday 9/8

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Due Today: Rutherford lab prepObjectives: Rutherford lab Cailper diameter 1.56 cmHomework: PP 10 Density Learn conversion factors – see last page of test review – we are having an

extra credit game called “Conversion Mania” on Monday Test Review due on Monday (check answers and correct with key on website) Test Tuesday

conversion factors will NOT be provided; density formula (mass/volume) will NOT be provided; temperature formulas will be provided;

DQ:

1.A car is traveling at a rate of 70 miles per hour. How fast is the car traveling in km per sec? (1.61km = 1 mile)2. The temperature is 24 C. What is this temperature in

K?Today’s Handouts: Tc = Tk – 273.15 T k= Tc + 273.15

Block 9/10-11

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Due Today: NA; Please go shoppingObjectives: Harder DA worksheetHomework: Rutherford lab due on Monday, 9/14 Extra credit Conversion game Monday, 9/14, to test your speed and

accuracy – learn your metric conversion factors Sig fig/Dimensional Analysis Quiz next Tuesday, 9/15 Make up STEM Clinic I AUD 8-9:30 9/16 CN 11.2-11.4; 11.7-11.10 and self check 11.1 – 11.3 due on 9/18 Test Review due next Friday, 9/18 (check answers and correct

with key on website) Test moved to Monday 9/21 (Mrs B at math conference)

conversion factors will NOT be provided; density formula (mass/volume) will NOT be provided; temperature formulas will be provided

DQ: 1. What is the formula for density?2. What is the mass of a 35 mL sample if its density is 2.5 kg/L?

(note mL and L are not the same unit.)Today’s Handouts: Harder DA worksheet; Test Review

Friday 9/12