This presentation will provide the basic information you need to be able to identify the number of protons, neutrons and electrons in any atom or isotope.
Source: Susan Eriksen, chemistry Teacher, North Kingstown High School, RI
Use this summary worksheet with the above slide presentation and bring it with you to the next class.
Source: Susan Eriksen, Chemistry Teacher North Kingstown High School
This presentation explains the concept of an ion and how to determine the charge, and number of protons and electrons in any ion.
Source: Susan Eriksen, chemistry Teacher, North Kingstown High School, RI
Use this summary sheet as a guide for note-taking during the screencast above.
Source: Susan Eriksen, Chemistry Teacher North Kingstown High School, North Kingstown, RI
After watching this video students will be able to describe three basic types of radiation and write nuclear equations that represent the changes that occur when this radioactivity is emitted.
Source: Susan Eriksen, Chemistry Teacher, North Kingstown High School, RI
Complete this summary sheet using the above screencast for reference and information. Bring it to class to combine with class notes and practice problems. TAKE THE QUIZ AT THE TOP OF THIS TUTORIAL FOR FULL CREDIT ON THIS HOMEWORK!!
Source: Susan Eriksen, Chemistry Teacher North Kingstown High School
This presentation will demonstrate how the atomic mass for an element is determined based on its isotopes. It will also identify 3 basic types of radiation that atoms may emit when mass changes
Source: Susan Eriksen, Chemistry Teacher, North Kingstown High School, RI
This is the summary worksheet that goes with the above screencast presentation. Complete as you watch the screencast and bring it to the next class.
Source: Susan Eriksen, Chemistry Teacher North Kingstown High School
