Quarter 3
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Chapter 10 on Chemical Reactions
The Nature of Matter

Standard 1:

The student understands that all matter has observable, measurable properties. (SC.A.1.4)

1. knows that the electron configuration in atoms determines how a substance reacts and how much

energy is involved in its reactions.

2. knows that the vast diversity of the properties of materials is primarily due to variations in the

forces that hold molecules together.

3. knows that a change from one phase of matter to another involves a gain or loss of energy.

4. experiments and determines that the rates of reaction among atoms and molecules depend on the

concentration, pressure, and temperature of the reactants and the presence or absence of catalysts
1.  Chemical Reactions:  Carbonate plus Acid (15)
2. 
Worksheet:  Equations 1-32
3.
Practice Problems: 1-20
4. 
Worksheet:  Study Guide on Chemical Equations
5.
Laboratory Activity:  Lead (ll) Iodide Make medical note concerning lead based paints
6. 
Worksheet:  Concept Review 1-19.
7.  Vocabulary:  page 303
8.  FCAT SCIENCE DIAGNOSTIC TEST REVIEW NOTES
9. 
Reading Log
10.  Summary points 10.1 and 10.2 on page 303 along with page number from the chapter    
11..  Essay on reaction types 
Make essay have a medical theme.  FCAT Writing Activity
12.
Chemical Reactions from transparency 1-10 balanced
Write correct chemical formula for the following:

1.  iron (ll) sulfate                     9.  tin (lV) chloride                                    17.  nickel (ll) nitrate                

2.  manganese (ll) nitrate           10.  magnesium iodate                                18.  magnesium perchlorate

3.  chromium (lll) nitrate           11.  ammonium sulfide                                19.  strontium nitrate

4.  silver chlorate                      12.  cobalt (ll) sulfate                                  20.  calcium oxalate

5.  sodium nitrate                      13.  lead (ll) cyanide                                   21.  mercury (ll) fluoride

6.  potassium sulfate                  14.  magnesium hydride                             22.  cobalt (ll) hydroxide

7.  iron (lll) nitrate                      15.  hydrochloric acid                               23.  magnesium carbonate

8.  ammonium acetate                16.  cobalt (ll) nitrate                                 24.  calcium oxide
The test will be on chapter 10