Complete Molecular compound worksheet 5.11 and the backside of the worksheet on hydrocarbons.   We will most likely have another test late next week.

Complete videoworksheets assigned in class.

Complete worksheet 5.8 assigned today on writing ionic compound names and formulas.

TEST TOMORROW' - main focus chapters 3 & 4  but still covers all material from the Matter Unit!!!   counting elements, counting atoms, naming compounds, hook and ball diagrams and distinguishing between physical and chemical change, the parts of the atom and their function\location   Review questions answers    2 table was organized by atomic mass b. same group have similiar properties c. noble gases are very unreactive gases d. alkali metals include sodium, potassium and lithium e. halogens include fluorine, chlorine and bromine f. metalloids are elements that have both metallic and non metallic properties g. the atomic number increases from left to right across a row of the periodic table 4. A period is a row and a group is a column in the periodic table 5. a) metals are found on the left and centre. b) non-metals are found on the right. 6. a. Alkali metals form 1+ ions b. Halogens form 1- ions   9. A - 6 B - 4 C- 1 D - 3 E - 5 F - 2 　 10. A ) Elements in the third row have three orbits b) Elements in the fourth row have four orbits c) The period in the table also represents the number of orbits in the element`s electronic structure 11. a) 13 b)2,8,3 c) closest noble gas neon d) must lose 3 to form a stable ion e ) the ion will have a charge of 3+ 15. Metals, polymers, composites and ceramics 16. a) composite - for its strength b) ceramic - for its heat insulation c) metal - for its strenth d) polymer - chosen for flexibility e) composite - for its breathability and wrinkle-resistance