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Do Now Date: March 6, 2017 Obj: Observe and describe states of matter. Copy and Solve: 1. If Dr. B has a 5.0L container at a pressure of 2 atm, how much pressure would it place on the walls of a 2.5L container? 2. What is the temperature of a gas if you have 3.0 moles, 33 atm, and 22.4L?

Monday, March 6, 2017 Today: W-Up, Notes: States of Matter, Activity: Heating Curves HW: Finish Heating Curve WS, Start Practice Test

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Motion of Molecules in a Liquid Which of the following describes the motion of the molecules in a glass of liquid water? A. The molecules are not moving. B. The molecules are moving at different speeds. C. The molecules are all moving at the same speed. D. The molecules move only when the glass of water is moving. Remember, temperature is the average speed of the molecules of a substance.

Water vs. Ice Why does liquid water take the shape of a cup it is poured into, but solid ice cubes do not? A. Because the molecules of liquid water are softer than the molecules of solid ice B. Because the molecules of liquid water are smaller than the molecules of solid ice C. Because the molecules of liquid water are moving but the molecules of solid ice are not D. Because the molecules of liquid water can easily move past one another but the molecules of solid ice cannot

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Stellar Dendrites Snowflakes Sectored Plates ht tp :/ / w w w.it s. c al te c h. e d u/ ~ at o m ic /s n o w cr ys ta ls /c la ss /0 1 3 0 0 2- a 0 0 7. jp

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Do Now Date: March 11, 2016 Obj: Observe and explain the properties of dry ice (solid CO 2 ). Copy and Sign: In our lab today I will: not put dry ice in a closed container. not remove any dry ice from the lab. (signature)

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