Today I reviewed about molecular mass. Molecular mass is the sum of atomic masses in elements, to predict the mass of the compound. To find the molecular mass, first I had to find the atomic mass of the element first and that is by looking at the periodic table.The unit used in molecular mass is grams/ mole.
Example:
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Chemistry Reflection, Ar and Mr
Relative Atomic Mass (Ar):
It is the average mass of an atom in an element. For example: Na=23g/mol
Relative Molecular Mass (Mr):
It is the sum of masses of elements present in a compound. The relative molecular mass can be used to predict the mass of the product of certain elements.
Ex: CO2
C=12 x 1= 12
O=16 x 2= 32
32+12=44 g/mol
SO4
S=32 x 1= 32
O=16 x 4=64
64+32=96 g/mol
H20
H= 1 x 2=2
O=16 x 1=16
16 +2= 18 g/mol
It is the average mass of an atom in an element. For example: Na=23g/mol
Relative Molecular Mass (Mr):
It is the sum of masses of elements present in a compound. The relative molecular mass can be used to predict the mass of the product of certain elements.
Ex: CO2
C=12 x 1= 12
O=16 x 2= 32
32+12=44 g/mol
SO4
S=32 x 1= 32
O=16 x 4=64
64+32=96 g/mol
H20
H= 1 x 2=2
O=16 x 1=16
16 +2= 18 g/mol
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Reflection #3
L.O: Deducing the chemical formula of a compound from the relative number of atoms present.
I learned how to identify the number of atoms in a compound. I learned how to identify elements that is present in a compound.
Example:
I learned how to identify the number of atoms in a compound. I learned how to identify elements that is present in a compound.
Example:
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Reflection about Naming Ionic Compounds
Ionic Compounds
I learned about naming ionic compounds ionic compounds are elements that are metal+nonmetal. Ionic compounds doesn't need any prefix, in naming ionic compounds I also learned the molecular formula of the ionic compounds, I learned that the elements have charge, and that the charge can be written in the result. I learned that the charges switch during the ionic compound.
For example:
Metal+ Nonmetal
Magnesium + Oxygen= Magnesium Oxide
Mg + O= MgO
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Chemistry Learning ABOUT ME
Goals for Chemistry this year? How do I plan to achieve
them?
My goal for chemistry this year is to get an average grade
of 9.3 + in the report. My goal is to
achieve 100 in quizzes and to be able to understand every single topic. I plan
to achieve my goals by studying a lot, reviewing of what I learned, so I my
understanding about the topic will get better and better, and also to do my
best in doing experiment and projects, I plan to achieve them also by using my
time wisely, make sure I submit the HWs or projects at least one day before the
due date, so I won’t stress out. I also plan to achieve them by asking
questions about the topic to the teacher, in case I didn’t understand it that
well yet.
Strength and Weaknesses?
My strength is when I’m being taught orally, I can get a lot
of information by being taught orally and by having notes. I have strength in
studying for quizzes, because I asked questions to the teacher, if I don’t
understand the topic. I have weaknesses in doing experiments, because I don’t
trust myself doing it, sometimes I’m just scared that I would messed up, because
I don’t actually feel like I can do the experiment, during the past few years I
also encounter this problem, because I’m afraid I’ll mess up and I get stressed
up if I can’t do the experiment correctly.
Things I would like to do more in class?
I would like to do more oral reviewing in class, as it helps
me to understand well, I’m used to
understand oral reviews well, but experiments I don’t think so, I don’t fancy
experiments sometimes.
How can the teacher help to improve my learning experience?
Well, experiments sometimes, as I can understand the topic
also when it was being showed, it’s just that sometimes I felt left off when
doing the experiments, like I don’t understand the full topic sometimes, I’d
like to be help by making explanation better to me, so I can understand more in
class.
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