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In today's science class, we'll dive into the fascinating world of elements and compounds. We will begin by reviewing notes on these topics, which you prepared for homework. Then, each student will create a brace map on blank paper using specified compounds. This activity will help you visualize the relationship between compounds, elements, and the number of atoms present. Remember to reference your periodic table for elements represented by one or two letters. Pay attention to the special notation used in chemical formulas, especially with parentheses.
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Warm-Up Be sure to copy learning target and homework into agenda. We will be discussing the NOTES you wrote for homework about elements and compounds! Welcome to Science Class! Before the Bell…
Today, we will be creating brace maps On a blank sheet of paper, use the following compounds to create a brace map. Substance Compound Element # of Atoms Hydrogen 2 Water H2O Oxygen 1 EXAMPLE
Today, we will be creating brace maps On a blank sheet of paper, use the following compounds to create a brace map. Substance Compound Element # of Atoms Hydrogen 2 Water H2O Oxygen 1 EXAMPLE
PAUSE! READ THIS! • Some elements are represented by one letter • Can you find elements in • your periodic table that are • represented by one letter? • Others are represented • by two letters. • Can you find elements in • your periodic table that are • represented by TWO letters? Elements are pure substances that are represented by chemical symbols.
BE CAREFUL! Sometimes one element can have two letters, so don’t get confused! Hint: each element will have at least one capital letter
HOMEWORK! Substance Compound Element # of Atoms Hydrogen 2 Water H2O Oxygen 1 C6H12O6:sugar CaCl2: calcium chloride NaHCO3: sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) CO2: carbon dioxide Mg(OH)2: magnesium hydroxide (milk of magnesia) C2H5OH: ethyl alcohol HCl: hydrochloric acid KMnO4: potassium permanganate NH3: ammonia FeS2: pyrite (fool’s gold)
EXAMPLES MORE Substance Compound Element # of Atoms Sodium1 SodiumHydrogen 1 Bicarbonate NaHCO3 Carbon 1 Oxygen 3
EXAMPLES MORE Substance Compound Element # of Atoms Magnesium1 Magnesium Oxygen2 HydroxideMg(OH)2 Hydrogen 2 When there is a parenthesis like this (OH)2,then the subscript changes the elements inside the parentheses. That is why there are 2 atoms of OxygenAND2 atoms of Hydrogen