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Calculating Molar Mass Quiz - Online Google Form
A 10 question multiple choice self-graded online quiz (Google Form) using Tyler DeWitt's video on calculating molar mass as direct instruction. A great way to help your students engage in flipped classroom learning, a substitute activity or a bell-ringer! The video is about 15 minutes + the quiz = 20 - 30 minutes Included with this purchase: An editable version of the self-graded Google Form QuizAn attached Google Sheet to keep track of student progressInstructions on how to setup and distribute
9th - 12th
Chemistry
Also included in: Chemistry Stoichiometry Quiz Bundle - 5 Google Online Forms
Nuclear Chemistry Unit - editable PPT and worksheet, notes, answers, free videos
Nuclear Chemistry Bundle - Editable PowerPoint and worksheet, instructor's notes and answer key included. Free Nuclear Chemistry Lecture videos that accompany the notes. NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY TOPICS COVERED: Isotopes, Nuclear Transmutation, Nuclear Reaction Alpha decay, Beta decay, Gamma decay, Positron, Electron Capture, Band of Stability, Half-Life of Radioactive Isotope, Mass Defect and Binding Energy, Nuclear Fission and Nuclear FusionBest suitable for preparing for AP Chemistry and College Gene
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry
Thermochemistry Unit -Editable PPT and Worksheet, notes, answer keys, free video
Thermochemistry Bundle - Editable PowerPoint and worksheet, instructor's notes and answer key included. Free Thermochemistry Lecture videos that accompany the notes. THERMOCHEMISTRY TOPICS COVERED: Spontaneous Vs. Nonspontaneous Process, Entropy and Microstates, Change in Entropy, Second Law of Thermodynamics, Third Law of Thermodynamics, Standard Entropy, Gibbs Free Energy, Standard Free Energy Changes, Temperature Dependance on Spontaneity, Free Energy and EquilibriumBest suitable for preparin
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Atomic Structure and Subatomic Particles Poster – Protons Neutrons Electrons
This detailed atomic structure poster features a Bohr model diagram and a comparison table of all three subatomic particles (proton, neutron, electron) with their charge, mass in amu, and location. Students learn the definitions of atomic number and mass number, with a worked example using Carbon-12 (6 protons, 6 neutrons, 6 electrons; atomic number 6; mass number 12). Perfect for: • Middle school and high school chemistry units on atomic structure • Periodic table and element instruction • Cl
7th - 9th
Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science
NGSS
MS-PS1-1
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