Reference Materials for Life Science 11

Friday, 11 December 2020

Science 10

Today we worked on half life and radioactivity.  If you want some EXTRA reading on how carbon dating works, check out the link below.  

https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-radiocarbon-dating-and-how-does-it-work-9690

First we did a lab to determine the half-life of cornium atoms.   Make sure you have completed this lab with a graph, data table, analysis and follow-up questions and turned it in.

Next we did a practice quiz on radioactivity.   The key is found HERE.  We will have an open notebook quiz on radioactivity on Monday.   

Thursday, 10 December 2020

Science 10

 Today we took some notes on radioactivity and half lives.  See Tyler's videos for help with this concept





Next we did some practice problems found HERE.   Check your answers HERE and HERE.   Finally we watched a video on the most radioactive places on EARTH:




Wednesday, 9 December 2020

Science 10

 Today we took notes on fission and fusion reactions.  Notes are found HERE.    Next we watched a few videos and turned in questions we had from these videos:









Tuesday, 8 December 2020

Science 10

Today we took some notes on radioactivity using this power point.  Next we practiced some equations using this worksheet.  Check your answers here.  Here is a tutorial on writing nuclear reactions if you need to watch it in action again.  






Monday, 7 December 2020

Science 10

Today we introduced the concept of energy to the class.  First we took some notes on energy using this power point.  Next we did a worksheet "Introduction to Energy" answers are found HERE.   Make sure you also read page 202-204 in the text book

Friday, 4 December 2020

Science 10

 Today we wrote the Chemistry Unit test.   Nice work balancing all those equations and compounds......👏💪. Next read and take notes on pages 222-223 in your text as well as 228-230.  Turn these notes in.  

Have a great weekend!

Thursday, 3 December 2020

Science 10

Today we did the lab 8A (posted in yesterday's blog):  Classifying Solutions of Ionic Compounds.  Make sure you turned this lab in (no conclusion necessary). 

Everyone also turned in the Chemistry Test Review.  ANSWERS ARE FOUND HERE.