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Friday before showcase.
Buckle up. There's a lot of chemistry here.
Periodic Table Film Festival
Friday, January 17
Studio Park Theatre
File locks Thursday, Jan 16 at 11:59 PM
Episode 0 Elements of Story & Film
Episode 0 Elements of Story & Film
Episode 1 Describing The Stuff
Episode 1 Describing The Stuff
What characteristics does matter have?
What characteristics does matter have?
Physical properties are external appearances and measurements of a substance. Read more.
Chemical properties are how a substance changes with other substances in a reaction. Read more.
- You'll also need to know just a little bit about metals, nonmetals, and metalloids.
Episode 2 The Stuff in The Stuff
Episode 2 The Stuff in The Stuff
Don't believe atoms.
They make up everything.
Don't believe atoms.
They make up everything.
But you already knew that...
Atoms are made of protons, neutrons, & electrons.
Read about it here.
pTable.com. We use this to find the stats for each element and to see their family organization.
Build an Atom Game - Get 4 stars on each game.
Watch out! It doesn't save your progress.
Watch out! pTable.com and the game don't display information in the same way. Use the cheat sheet below.
Episode 3 Modeling the Stuff
Episode 3 Modeling the Stuff
How can we represent particles that we can't even see?
How can we represent particles that we can't even see?
Chemical Symbol: One or two letters that represent an element.
H (Hydrogen).Chemical Formula: Combination of atoms in a substance.
H2O (2 hydrogen atoms, 1 oxygen atom...water!)Chemical Equation: Written model to represent a chemical reaction.
CH4 + 2 O2 → CO2 + 2 H2OLewis Dot Structure: Drawing that shows valence electrons of atoms and how they bond to form molecules.
Symbols, formulas, equations, and Lewis Structures are all models that represent what is happening at the atomic level of substances.
Episode 4 Modeling The Stuff
Episode 4 Modeling The Stuff
How are elements organized into families?
How are elements organized into families?
The Periodic Table shows patterns and trends based on valence electrons.
The Periodic Table is organized horizontally by atomic number.
The Periodic Table is organized veritically by family (valence electron #).
Try to figure out what causes each family to behave the way it does. Read up.
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