Today we looked at electron configuration in atoms and learned why the Bohr Model isn't actually the "real" model of the atom. It does give us some important information though about how electrons can gain or lose electrons to form stable configurations.
Homework: Hebden: 1) pg. 149 the whole table needs to be done for tomorrow.
2) pg. 150 Ex: 23 a, c, e and f
Monday, 24 April 2017
Biology 12
Today we got to go to an ICBC presentation in the library.
Due tomorrow: Effect of Temperature on Enzyme Activity Lab
Module Questions due tomorrow: A-C (should be done already, A and B are marked) E and F (1,3,4 and 5)
Due tomorrow: Effect of Temperature on Enzyme Activity Lab
Module Questions due tomorrow: A-C (should be done already, A and B are marked) E and F (1,3,4 and 5)
Friday, 21 April 2017
Biology 12
Today we wrapped up work on the Digestive system.
Took notes on absorption of nutrients in the small intestine. Finished off the digestion power point up to insulin/glucagon.
Due in class: Digestive Enzyme Table
******Last day for Effect of Temperature on Enzymes lab: Tuesday, April 27th.
Took notes on absorption of nutrients in the small intestine. Finished off the digestion power point up to insulin/glucagon.
Due in class: Digestive Enzyme Table
******Last day for Effect of Temperature on Enzymes lab: Tuesday, April 27th.
Chemistry 11
Today we made yummy decorated cookies to help illustrate the concept of limiting and excess reactants.
Next we took notes on Atomic Theory and learned how to find the number of neutrons, protons and electrons in an atom or ion.
Hebden homework: pg. 149 Ex: 22 a-f
Next we took notes on Atomic Theory and learned how to find the number of neutrons, protons and electrons in an atom or ion.
Hebden homework: pg. 149 Ex: 22 a-f
Thursday, 20 April 2017
Chemistry 11
We wrote the stoichiometry test today. Good Work! There were some tough questions on there, some of which will be bonus marks.
1) Next we completed lab: 6D. Answer all questions (not the follow-up) and write a conclusion. In your conclusion remember to link back to the objectives and list sources of error.
2) Read page 139-141 in Hebden. Do exercises #1-4 and #6 pg. 142
Both of these are due tomorrow.
1) Next we completed lab: 6D. Answer all questions (not the follow-up) and write a conclusion. In your conclusion remember to link back to the objectives and list sources of error.
2) Read page 139-141 in Hebden. Do exercises #1-4 and #6 pg. 142
Both of these are due tomorrow.
Tuesday, 18 April 2017
Biology 12
Today we took notes on the enzymes involved in Chemical Digestion.
Digestion worksheet due tomorrow.
Also due on Wednesday is the lab: Effect of Temperature on Enzymes. No introduction required, but you do need to answer all questions and write a conclusion.
On Wednesday we will do the Fetal Pig Dissection. Here are some good you tube videos demonstrating how:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juW8CM0QDH4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awXzbnRmnu8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hVasOMtRto
Digestion worksheet due tomorrow.
Also due on Wednesday is the lab: Effect of Temperature on Enzymes. No introduction required, but you do need to answer all questions and write a conclusion.
On Wednesday we will do the Fetal Pig Dissection. Here are some good you tube videos demonstrating how:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juW8CM0QDH4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awXzbnRmnu8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hVasOMtRto
Chemistry 11
Today we took notes and watched a video on the new unit (Unit 5): Atomic Theory
We also took some time to work on the Unit 4 Review. Here are some selected answers to qestions:
2) Change in temperature, change in colour, change of state, precipitate formed, gas given off or smell given off.
4) Bond forming releases energy.
5b) SiF4 + 8NaOH
Na4SiO4
+ 4NaF + 4H2O
6 and 7a) Decomposition: Ba(ClO3)2(s)
BaCl2(s) + 3O2(g)
We also took some time to work on the Unit 4 Review. Here are some selected answers to qestions:
2) Change in temperature, change in colour, change of state, precipitate formed, gas given off or smell given off.
4) Bond forming releases energy.
5b) SiF4 + 8NaOH
6 and 7a) Decomposition: Ba(ClO3)2(s)
6 and 7c) Double
Replacement (Acid/Base Neutralization)
H2C2O4 +
Mg(OH)2
2H2O + MgC2O4
8a) Zn + I2
ZnI2
9b) 9.8 x 104 g Cl2
10a) 1.28 x 103 L O2
10b) 6.25 mole Na
13) 51.1 g of PbCl2 can be obtained
14) 3.36 g of NH4Cl can be obtained
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