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The Periodic Table

The Periodic Table. BY: BRIANNA SHIELDS. DO NOW. 1. What element has 7 protons? 2. How many neutrons does Hydrogen have? 3. How many electrons does Neon have?. GOAL. To construct Bohr models To use the periodic table and become familiar with its elements. Review: Fill in the table.

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PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS. Volumetric and Melting Properties Thermal Properties Mass Diffusion Electrical Properties Electrochemical Processes. Physical Properties Defined.

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The Molecules of Life : MacroMolecules Chapt. 3

The Molecules of Life : MacroMolecules Chapt. 3. Most molecules are small! More molecules in a cup of water than there are stars in the sky! Water is small. At. Mass = ? But there ARE also many big (relatively) molecules . Macromolecules.

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Fat and its functional properties in food products

DRAFT ONLY. Fat and its functional properties in food products. Extension/Foundation. Fat and its Functional Properties in Food Products. To understand the composition of fats. To know the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats. To define rancidity.

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Chemical Families

Chemical Families. Alkali Metals metals. Extremely reactive Soft Shiny Silver Malleable Ductile Conduct heat and electricity easily Can explode if exposed to water. Alkali Earth Metals metals. Less reactive than the alkalis Sometimes shiny, soft, but not as soft as alkalis,

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