

Chemical Changes and Counting Atoms
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Science
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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7 Slides • 9 Questions
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COUNTING ATOMS
SWBAT: Understand fully how to calculate atoms in a chemical formula, know reactants vs Products, and identify molecules.
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Reactants are molecules that will mix together or separate (making chemical bonds together) which will create new Molecules (products)
REACTANTS VS PRODUCTS
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Communicating why you are angry
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is the Product?
2 Na + Cl2
2NaCl
This equation does not contain a product
This equation needs a reactant before a product is produced
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Multiple Choice
Which one is the reactants?
The left side of the arrow
The molecule of water on the right side of the arrow
The arrow itself signifies the reactants
There is no reactant present in the chemical formula
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Atoms- (smallest unit of mass of an element)
ELEMENTS- They are the letters (Capitalized letters) when you see an uppercase with a lowercase they are together
MOLECULES - When there is more than one atom per element it is called a molecule (see the coefficient)
-Atoms
-Elements
-Molecules
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Multiple Choice
How many molecules does water have?
2 molecules of water represented by the Coefficient (big number)
2 Molecules of water are represented by the subscript(small number next to H
There is 1 molecule of water
There is only 1 molecules because there is only one Oxygen atom
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Multiple Choice
How many molecules of Hydrogen?
One because there is only one element
3 molecules because the coefficient is 3
2 molecules because there is a 2 next to H
none
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Remember to use a T chart to separate the elements and the atoms.
Lets try it.
Expert at counting atoms
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Multiple Choice
Tell me how many Atoms in total are in this molecule?
13 atoms in total
16 atoms in total
10 atoms in total
3 atoms in total
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Multiple Choice
How many elements does this molecule have?
2
3
10
14
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
How many molecules in 4H2O ?
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5
2
9
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Multiple Choice
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Work on the paper you grabbed from the DO NOW bin.
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During this study session, there is no talking (Voice Level 0)
You may use your notes or google to help you answer questions.
you will have 15 min to work on this.
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Extra Work Practice!
COUNTING ATOMS
SWBAT: Understand fully how to calculate atoms in a chemical formula, know reactants vs Products, and identify molecules.
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