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Explore atomic basics, energy levels, bonding, and learn about the pioneering surgeon, Daniel Hale Williams. Includes visual exercises, historical context, and reflection questions for deeper understanding.

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  1. Date: April21, 2014Page: New Table of Contents p. 16 W.O.D: Last3 pages Warm-ups: Front Cover W.O.D: Non-metals: Elements unable to conduct electricity or heat very well. Brittle.Question: Visualize a Bohr Diagram. Draw a complete outer shell of the second energy level.

  2. Table of contents • Atomic basics/Bohr Model notes p.21 • Energy Levels 1-20/Lewis Structure Notesp. 22 • Intro to Bonding/Lewis P. Table p. 23 • Adopt an Element Notes and W.S. p. 24-25

  3. Daniel Hale Williams (1858–1931) - Surgeon • Surgeon at South Side Dispensary, Chicago 1884–91 • Organized the Provident Hospital, the first black hospital in the United States. • In 1893, Williams performed the first successful open heart surgery! • In 1893, (same year) President Cleveland appointed him surgeon in chief of Freedmen's Hospital, Washington, D.C., where he reorganized the hospital and provided a training school for African American nurses

  4. Reflection:Do you need the computer lab another day for your element project?

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