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    BELLWORK3

    1) Identifytheproblem
    2) Formulateahypothesis
    3) CreateExperiment
    4) Testthehypothesis
    5) Analyzedata
    6) Communicateresults

    Bellwork#4

    1. 467mm=46.7cm
    2. 4.7kg=4700g
    3. 1372ml=13.72dL
    4. 26.3 cm3 =26300ml

    Bellwork#5

    Answerthefollowingquestions.Youdonothavetowritethequestion,butanswerina
    completesentence.

    1. Whenyoumeasuretemperature,whatareyouactuallymeasuring?
    Theamountofatoms/particlesintheair.

    2. Describewhatatomsinasolidlooklike?
    Theatomswillbeallpressedtogether,andvibrating.

    3. Describewhatatomsinagaslooklike?

    BELLWORK6

    Thedensityofwateris1g/cm^3.Anythingwithadensitythatislessthanwaterwillfloat,
    anythingwithadensitythatisgreaterwillsink.Foreachitembelow,writethedensityandifit
    willfloatorsinkinwater.(D=M/V)

    1. Asamplethathasavolumeof26.73 cm3 ,andamassof93.42g.


    93.42g/26.73 cm3 =34.94g/ cm3 itwillsink
    2. Asamplethathasthevolumeof29.3 cm3 ,andamassof19.6g.
    0.67 cm3 itwillfloat
    3. Asamplethathasavolumeof93.42 cm3 ,andamassof43.1g.
    0.46g cm3 itwillfloat

    BELLWORK7

    1) Asamplethathasavolumeof13.67ml,andamassof26.4g.
    a) 1.94
    2) Asamplethathasavolumeof3.3cm,andamassof1.62g.
    a) 2.04
    3) Asamplethathasavolumeof357.2cc,andamassof365.43kg.
    a) 1.02g/cc
    4) Asamplethathasavolumeof0.935L,andamassof1.6kg.
    a) 1.71kg/L

    Bellwork#8
    1) Thereisalotofproofforthequantumlawsandnondisprovingit
    2) Littlesolarsystems
    3) wavesratherthanparticles

    Bellwork#9
    Ifanatomhas17protons,16neutrons,and18electrons.

    Whatistheatom'sname?
    Chlorine
    Whatistheatomsatomicnumber?
    17
    Whatistheatomscharge?
    11

    Whatistheatomsatomicmass?
    33


    Bellwork#10

    Answerthefollowingquestionsin
    COMPLETESENTENCES.

    1)Whatisacolumnontheperiodictablecalled?

    Acolumnontheperiodictableiscalledagroup.

    2)Whatisarowontheperiodictablecalled?

    ArowontheperiodictablecalledaPeriod.

    3)WhatisthenameofGroup1ontheperiodictable?

    AlkaliMetalsisthenameofthefirstgroupoftheperiodictable.

    4)Whatisametalloid?

    Anelementthathasbothphysicalandchemicalpropertiesofbothmetalsand
    nonmetals,whichisanmetalloid.

    SubstanceDbecauseitisnotasolidatroomtemperatureanditboilsbelowroomtemperature.

    SphereA
    :1.237113402061856g/cm
    (Sink)

    SphereB
    :0.8
    (Float)

    Michaelmixestwochemicals
    D.AChemicalChangehasoccured

    Bellwork#14

    Drawtheelectrondotdiagram..

    1. Fluorine+Fluorine=

    2. 1Carbon+4Hydrogen

    1) N
    +_3_H
    >_2_NH
    2
    2
    3
    2) __Mg+_2_HCl>__MgCl
    +__H
    2
    2

    Cl
    +2KI>2KCl+I
    2
    2

    4Na+O
    >2Na
    O
    2
    2

    1. 2
    Na
    CO
    +
    4
    HCl>
    4
    NaCl+

    H
    O+
    3
    CO
    2
    3
    2
    2
    Na4
    Na4
    C1
    C1
    O6
    O6
    H4
    H2
    Cl4
    Cl4

    2. C+O
    >CO
    2
    2


    C.PhosphoricAcid

    C.Somethingisaffectingtheplantsabilitytoperformcellularrespiration

    WebelievetheanswerisCbecauseintheparagraphitstatesthatthecropisnot
    producingmuchglucose.Withoutthisglucose,therewillbenofoodfortheplanttofeedoffof
    anditwillnotbeabletosurvive.

    x=5y=12

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