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Grab binders, handouts, returned work & calculators, begin the Do Now

Grab binders, handouts, returned work & calculators, begin the Do Now. 5 / 31 DO NOW 1. Calculate the Molar Mass for NaOH 2. Convert 12g of NaOH to moles 3. Convert 3 moles of NaOH to grams

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Grab binders, handouts, returned work & calculators, begin the Do Now

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  1. Grab binders, handouts, returned work & calculators, begin the Do Now 5/31DO NOW 1. Calculate the Molar Mass for NaOH 2. Convert 12g of NaOH to moles 3. Convert 3 moles of NaOH to grams 4. Collect your labs and returned work from your returned work folder. Set out Lab 4-Bioplastics.

  2. Mandatory Office Hours by THRS 5/30 P3 Justin Darrion Maria William Bradley Jacques Leandrea Malik Monica G4 Doneika Tayia Neddji Khari Roberto Diamond La’Nesha Arturo Milton Terrae Tyler G5 Arkita Angel F Crystal Joey Alyssia Raven Manny Bob Yesenia Cesar P1 Josh A David Jeremy Elijah Nicholas Celeste Destiny Ashanti Kennedi Ruben Steven Kimberly Marquita Juan Daijzah Antwan Jesus Dajon Marcus Michael Joshua P Lee Keshonna Ciera Vanisha

  3. Lab Writing Work Shop

  4. Lab 4: Synthesizing Bioplastic Question: Which polymer, that of corn starch or potato starch, is the best option for Coke® to utilize on their newest line of biodegradable plastic bottles? Directions: Complete Part II of Lab #4

  5. Lab Math Lab 3: - Theoretical Yield - Percent Error - Lethal Dosage Calculation Lab 4: - Percent Mass Lost

  6. Today’s Exit Ticket Check Points: • Revised Introduction • Revised Hypothesis • Peer Reviews for both Intro an Hypothesis

  7. Grab binders, handouts, returned work & calculators, begin the Do Now 5/29 DO NOW Use the following reaction to answer questions 1 - 4 SiO4 + 4HF  SiF4 + 2H2O 1. What is the mole ratio between HF and SiF4? 2. Convert 12moles of HF to moles of SiF4? 3. What is the mole ratio between SiO4 and H2O? 4. Convert 26moles of H2O to moles of SiO4? 5. Collect your labs and returned work from your returned work folder. Set out Lab 4-Bioplastics.

  8. Mandatory Office Hours by THRS 5/30 P3 Justin Darrion Maria William Bradley Jacques Leandrea Malik Monica G4 Doneika Tayia Neddji Khari Roberto Diamond La’Nesha Arturo Milton Terrae Tyler G5 Arkita Angel F Crystal Joey Alyssia Raven Manny Bob Yesenia Cesar P1 Josh A David Jeremy Elijah Nicholas Destiny Ashanti Kennedi Ruben Steven Kimberly Marquita Juan Daijzah Antwan Jesus Dajon Marcus Michael Joshua P Lee Keshonna Ciera Vanisha

  9. Lab Writing Work Shop

  10. Lab 4: Synthesizing Bioplastic Question: Which polymer, that of corn starch or potato starch, is the best option for Coke® to utilize on their newest line of biodegradable plastic bottles? Directions: Complete Part II of Lab #4

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