Biology 12

I was sick again today!   That liver in the fridge might be getting a bit stinky:(     Instead of the lab, we studied for the QUEST on Thursday on cell membrane, transport and enzymes.  Do the practice test and all module questions.  Module answers found HERE.   

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SAFETY QUIZ TOMORROW!!   We looked at our practice quiz and made sure we reviewed the WHMIS symbols.   Today we did some work on Ionic and Covalent Compound recognizing as well as Lewis dot diagrams.  We took THESE notes with THIS Power point.  Do these practice problems.

Wednesday or Thursday (depending on the block) we will have a quiz on recognizing how many electrons, protons and neutrons are in an isotope given it's symbol.  Bohr models will also be on there.

Here's professor Dave and some Lewis dot theory.  The 1s2p etc. isn't important for us, and the double bonds are for extension.  

Biology 12

QUEST on Cell Membrane, Transport and Enzymes coming up on THURSDAY!!  Test objectives HERE.  Practice test HERE.  and the KEY for the practice.  

Good enzyme video:  

Biology 12

 We were supposed to do a lab today, but I was sick so we worked on the potato lab instead.   Got THIS worksheet as well as THIS one to practice ENZYMES!!

Science 10

 Welllllll,

I was sick today and switched the plan.   If you were in class you should do the following worksheet HERE using a computer simulation.   If you weren't there do THIS instead.  Either way you should be able to calculate the number of protons, neutrons and electrons in different atoms and ions.   Make sure you can write the standard symbol to show different isotopes.   

Quick safety quiz on Monday, we will look at the practice quiz first and have some time to review.  

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 Check out the Wednesday blog entry for what went on during the double block.  

Science 10

 Today we finished off the notes on ATOMS and subatomic particles from Tuesdays class.  Practice questions HERE.   Make sure you can draw some Bohr models and calculate #protons, #neutrons and #electrons in atoms and ions.   Next we did a coolie lab on Flame Colours of Metal ions.  This is found HERE.   watch it on you tube if you weren't with us: