Category Archives: Chemistry 1

Students are to practice writing the names and formulas of ionic compounds assigned on the study guide handout, question #’s 19 through 43.

Students are to read Section 7.3 in their textbooks and complete pages 88 through 90 in their Science Notebook Reading Guide. We will practice further on naming and stating formulas for ionic compounds.

Students are to complete their study guide on the process of ionic compound formation (Section 7.2) that we have discussed and elaborated upon in our class transparency as well as our Science Notebook Reading Guide. Furthermore, students are encouraged to read … Continue reading →

We will continue our class discussion and reinforcement on how ionic compounds can form through their ionic bonds as we focus on the behavior of valence electrons between metals and nonmetals in the formation of ionic bonds that lead to … Continue reading →

We will answer the remaining questions on the transparency for ion formation (#’s 7-11), and then we will reinforce ion formation through a study guide as students recap chemical bonds and formation of ions. In the remaining time, students will work … Continue reading →

Once students have finished answering any remaining questions on their exam, they are to read Section 7.1 in their textbooks and complete pages 82-84 in their Science Notebook Reading Guide by Wednesday Morning!

Students will be evaluated upon the development of the periodic table, classification of the elements, and periodic trends. The focus of the test will be on the key features of the periodic table, how it was put together, why elements … Continue reading →

We will review and answer the remaining questions of Chapter 6 on pages 198-199, #’s: 25, 28, 29, 31, 32, 34, 40, 41, 42, 43, 48, 49, 56, 59, 60, 61, 64, 66, and 67. In the remaining time, we will … Continue reading →

We will answer and correct our homework assignment on the periodic trends, and we will begin to review for our Chapter 6 test on Monday, December 17, 2012. By tomorrow, students need to have answered the following questions on pages … Continue reading →

We will answer and correct our transparency on ionization energy and review Section 6.3 on periodic trends by completing and turning in the study guide on Section 6.3 that focuses on the periodic trends in terms of atomic and ionic … Continue reading →