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Counting Atoms Lesson-Chem.

Counting Atoms Lesson-Chem.

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Science

9th Grade

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MS-PS1-1, MS-PS1-5, MS-LS1-6

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Cornelius Crossley

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7 Slides • 10 Questions

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Counting Atoms

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Watch the video. Jot down important ideas in the sidebar of your notes next to counting atoms

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What is something you remember from the counting atoms video?

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Coefficient vs Subscript

  • Coefficient: Numbers in front of a formula which gives the total number of compounds.

  • Subscripts: The small number to the bottom right of an element, which tells the number of atoms of the element immediately before it.

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Counting Atoms: Formulas with parenthesis

  • The subscript on the outside of the parenthesis applies to everything within the parenthesis.

  • Multiple any subscript on the inside of the parenthesis by the subscript outside the parenthesis

  • multiply all numbers by the coefficient for a total number of atoms

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What is the Coefficient?

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What is the subscript of Nitrogen?

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Fill in the Blank

How many elements are there: K2HPO4

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How many atoms are there: C6H12O6

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How many atoms are there: N2O

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In the equation for photosynthesis, how many Hydrogen atoms are in glucose?

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In the equation for photosynthesis, what is the coefficient for water?

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Multiple Choice

Determine the number of Lithium (Li) atoms are in the following chemical formula: Li2SO4

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Determine the number of Hydrogen (H) atoms are in the following chemical formula: 3H2O

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