'Opposites attract' presentation slideshows

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CHAPTER 6

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Magnetism

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SCIENCE FACTOIDS

SCIENCE FACTOIDS. IMPORTANT FACTS FOR REVIEW FIFTH GRADE. PHYSICAL SCIENCES. Know that all matter is made of atoms, which may combine to form molecules. All living organisms and most materials are composed of just a few elements .

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Institute for Biblical & Scientific Studies www.bibleandscience.com By Dr. Stephen Meyers

Marriage & parenting. Institute for Biblical & Scientific Studies www.bibleandscience.com By Dr. Stephen Meyers. Marriage & Parenting. Keys to Marriage Keys to Parenting Quiz Resources. Opposites Attract.

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Tuesday, September 3 rd Please complete the warm up ?

Tuesday, September 3 rd Please complete the warm up ?. Solve: 4x + 6 = 25 Solve:. Week at a Glance. Tuesday: Solving Multi Step Equations Wednesday: solving Inequalities Thursday: Review Friday: Quiz . Joke of the Day. What do we know?. Standup = AGREE Sit Down= DISAGREE.

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Physics I Class 18

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Charge

Charge. Warm Up. What is an electron? Where is located in an atom? What is a proton? Where is it located in an atom?. Atoms. What are the parts in an Atom?. Electrons. E lectrons are present in the region of space outside the nucleus.

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Ionic BONDING

Ionic BONDING. Metals Metalloids Non-metals. Noble Gases . Noble Gases. Have complete outer shells that cannot accept anymore electrons Unreactive Will not combine (form bonds) with any other element. 2. 2,8. 2,8, 8. 2,8, 8, 18. Metal atoms. Metal atoms have incomplete outer shells

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Magnets

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Nouns with Special Subjects

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Electrostatics

Electrostatics. Electrical Force and Charges. Electrical forces come from charged particles in atom Charge is a property of attraction or repulsion 2 kinds positive (+) charge (protons) negative (-) charge (electrons). Facts about atoms.

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Chemical Bonding

Chemical Bonding. Chemical Bond. A force that holds two or more atoms together This happens because atoms prefer to have a full outer shell Atoms can share, lose, or gain valence electrons. Atoms want to be STABLE. Atoms are stable when their outer most energy level is full

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Periodic Table

Periodic Table. Bohr Model. Energy of Atomic Sublevels. Basic Premises. (1) Radius is dependent upon outermost electrons (2) Nucleus is positive (3) Electrons are negative (4) Opposites attract (5) Electrons can occupy only specific energy levels.

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Periodic Table

Periodic Table. Bohr Model. Energy of Atomic Sublevels. Basic Premises. (1) Radius is dependent upon outermost electrons (2) Nucleus is positive (3) Electrons are negative (4) Opposites attract (5) Electrons can occupy only specific energy levels.

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Chapter 2: The Chemistry of Life

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Warm-ups

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