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Higher education chemistry homework for Easel
Chemistry Real Life Stoichiometry Problems KEY included gram to gram and mole
Students sometimes struggle applying what they are learning in science to the real world. I developed these “Real Life Stoichiometry Problems” to help students see how these types of problems are used in the “real world”. The examples on this worksheet detail the stoichiometry involved in air bags and space travel. These problems are best for students that have mastered all aspects of stoichiometry problems. You will receive an uneditable PDF file with a two-page student handout and 3 page teach
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-PS1-7
Calculating Molar Masses
***Now Digital*** The worksheet has the chemical compound in the first column, the calculation SET UP FOR THEM in the center column, and then a third column for the answer. It really makes learning how to set up the molar mass calculations super easy!My students really get molar mass until I throw in a polyatomic ion. Then they get confused. So, I devised this way to teaching molar mass that really feels like algebra, which is a little more comfortable because, while they might not love algebra,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: *Bundle* Writing Compounds and Back to School Chemistry
Finding Molar Mass
Literally show your students how to find molar mass with this really great diagram! So many of my students would ask me,"But, where did you get those numbers?" in tutoring sessions after class when I would show them how to find atomic mass. I thought I had explained it at least 6 times, but it just wasn't clear enough for some of my students. Use this to show them!The worksheet requires students to find the molar mass of each element, multiply it by the number of elements in the chemical formula
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: All Chem
Learning to Write Chemical Formulas From Names
***NOW DIGITAL*** Engage students through writing Chemical Formulas in a step by step way. Learning to write Chemical Formulas with this worksheet is easy since it is laid out and organized well.Use this worksheet to help students decide on the right symbol, the right charge, the difference in cation and anion, and finally come up with...the right formula! It is great for visual learners!When students start writing chemical formulas from names, there is a lot for them to consider. Can they figur
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: All Chem
Quantum Numbers spdf
I HATED teaching quantum numbers, orbitals, (electron configuration was okay..), but one day I sat down and decided I was going to master this section of chemistry. I wanted a chart that would be simple, straight forward, and eliminate the confusion with figuring out the principle quantum numbers and spin. This is it.I did the first one for the students in an effort to help you explain the process of finding the quantum numbers. I use this worksheet as a classroom activity. First, explain what
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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VSEPR Theory Lewis Structures, Polarity, and Molecular Shape Practice Worsheet
Help students understand how to draw Lewis structures, understand molecular geometry, and the polar nature of ionic and covalent bonds. In this well-designed practice worksheeet students will:Write the correct name for given chemical formulaDraw the Lewis structure for each compoundCalculate the ionic and covalent nature of each compound using electronegativityDetermine the bond angle, molecular shape, and hybrid orbital for compondIn a 10 problem data table format, this assignment is easy to g
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Balancing Nuclear Equations Practice Worksheet; EDITABLE, GOOGLE *Key Included*
In this practice worksheet students will demonstrate balancing nuclear equations for mass and charge and then identifying the reaction as alpha, beta, or neutron decay.Materials needed: noneReformatted for 2022 as a Google Doc!Older PDF version is included in the G-Drive directory.KEY INCLUDED in G-Drive directory. Feel free to edit as needed and share with your students in whatever form you wish.If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.Thanks for looking. Stay Strong!https://www.youtube
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Atomic Theory and Nuclear Chemistry Bundle
What's The Difference in a Subshell, Orbital, or a Shell?
Do you want to clearly explain shells, subshells and orbitals to your students?Shells, subshells, and orbitals are confusing, not to mention there is misinformation about them all over the internet. Which is why this worksheet will help you explain this difficult topic to students. Effortlessly.After using this worksheet your students will be able toDraw the difference in shells, subshells, and orbitals in 13 secondsIncrease their grades on quizzes because they understand this abstract conceptUs
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Intro to Cations and Anions
Why are students always mixing up cations and anions? No matter how well you teach the lesson, the next day they are confused. But what if you added in color coding? From a student perspective, they are seeing two words that rhyme and sound similar. Students need you to differentiate them. In a big way. So do that and use color coding.This no prep, easy to use, nearly self-grading worksheet for learning cations and anions is perfect for bringing this concept to life. When students use this works
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8th - 11th, Higher Education
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Calculating Parts of an Atom Practice Worksheet #3
***UPDATE***In addition to the original PDF, this resource now includes a pre-formatted Digital Activity so that you can easily assign it to your students to complete on an electronic device through Google Classroom.This is the third activity worksheet in a series designed to help students practice calculating the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in a given neutral atom or charged ion. The worksheet provides students with a reference guide for reading element squares and identifying an
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculating Parts of an Atom Practice Worksheet Bundle
Balance Chemical Equations: 50 Practice Questions workbook with answer keys
Unlock the secrets of chemistry with "Mastering Chemical Equations: 50 Practice questions." This comprehensive set of worksheets is designed for middle to high school students (ages 12-18) to practice and perfect their skills in balancing chemical equations. Whether used as a practice tool or an assessment test, these worksheets provide a step-by-step approach to mastering this essential chemistry skill.Features:50 Practice Equations: A wide range of chemical equations from simple to complex, ta
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6th - 11th, Higher Education
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Periodic Table Challenge: 50 multiple choice Questions for STEM Students
The "Periodic Table Challenge: 50 Questions for STEM Students" is a comprehensive and engaging quiz designed to help students master the periodic table. This resource includes 50 multiple choice questions that cover essential topics such as element symbols, atomic numbers, groups, periods, and properties. Ideal for middle school to early high school students (ages 11-16), this quiz is perfect for reinforcing classroom learning or as a standalone study tool.This resource comes with a complete ans
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing Chemical Formulas Race
***NOW DIGITAL***This worksheet really exercises student's brains because it forces them to come up with combinations and balance the charges on their own. First students identify cations and anions, then they have to label the charges, and finally they balance charges and write chemical formulas.This worksheet also works well for classwork, homework or group activities. Many classes respond really well to using this as a race. Have students/groups work as fast as they can to finish the most acc
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: *Bundle* Writing Compounds and Back to School Chemistry
Covalent Compounds: Writing Names and Formulas Practice and Review Worksheet
Use this simple 20 problem practice worksheeet to help students learn how to write formulas for and name covalent compounds. Teacher answe key is provided! Use this simple reviw alone or with the Chemistry Unit 7: Lesson Plan: Formation and Nature of Ionic Compounds!Teacher answer key is provided! Make teaching easier! Get the entire Chemistry Unit 7 Growing Bundle: Formation and Nature of Chemical Bonding (shown below).ObjectivesWrite the formula for covalent compounds.Write the correct n
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Ionic Bonds: Writing Names and Formulas Practice and Review Worksheet
Use this simple 30 problem practice worksheeet to help students learn how to write formulas for and name Ionic Compounds. Teacher answe key is provided! Use this simple reviw alone or with the Chemistry Unit 7: Lesson Plan: Formation and Nature of Ionic Compounds!Teacher answer key is provided! Make teaching easier! Get the entire Chemistry Unit 7 Growing Bundle: Formation and Nature of Ionic Compounds (shown below).ObjectivesWrite the formula for binary ionic compounds with single and mult
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Globally Harmonized System GHS Classification & Labelling of Chemicals Card Sort
A hands-on card sort based on the United Nations Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals.Students match each pictogram to its symbol, description of hazard, hazard class, associated hazard statements, recommended prevention and storage, and response to exposure.Includes:GHS template page (1 page)All pictograms (3 pages)54 cards to sort (8 pages)Student Record of Answers (1 page)Answers & printing guide (2 pages) Also includes:Easel ActivitySix auto-gradi
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Chemical Nomenclature: Ionic Compounds Practice Worksheet #1
Practice worksheet containing 20 different ionic compounds; the first of three scaffolded ionic compound practice worksheets.Practice worksheet #1 requires students to identify the metal, the nonmetal, the ionic charges on each ion, the chemical formula, and the chemical name, with some fields pre-filled to provide students with support while in the early stages of learning chemical nomenclature.All compounds are binary; composed of two different elements, one metal and one nonmetal.Includes mul
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
, HS-PS1-2
Chemical Nomenclature: Covalent Molecular Compounds Practice Worksheet #1
Practice worksheet containing 40 different covalently bonded compounds. Seventeen questions require the chemical formula, twenty-three questions require the chemical name; different question types are mixed.All compounds are binary; composed of two different nonmetal elements (metalloids included). No ternary/polyatomic ions.Includes multivalent elements.IUPAC-recommended spelling is used.All answers included.This resource includes:1 worksheet (print).1 Easel fillable worksheet (digital).4 Easel
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
, HS-PS1-2
Chemical Nomenclature: Mixed Ionic Polyatomic & Covalent Compounds Practice #1
Practice worksheet containing 40 different compounds: ten binary ionic (monovalent); ten binary ionic (multivalent); ten ternary/polyatomic, and ten covalent. The first of two mixed compounds practice worksheets. Twenty-one questions require the chemical formula, nineteen questions require the chemical name; different question types are mixed.IUPAC-recommended spelling is used.All answers included. This resource includes:1 worksheet (print).1 Easel fillable worksheet (digital).4 Easel multiple-
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
, HS-PS1-2
Intro to Writing Chemical Formulas
***NOW DIGITAL*** Learning to write chemical formulas from the name form is very hard for students. This worksheet shows them the structure of how to form the compound. After using this worksheet students will understand exactly which element comes first! That concept is the first hurdle for students. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Benefits & FeaturesThis easy to use worksheet will show students the anatomy of
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: *Bundle* Writing Compounds and Back to School Chemistry
Specific Heat of Candy: AP Physics Worksheet AP Chemistry Worksheet Practice
Specific Heat of Candy: AP Physics Worksheet AP Chemistry Worksheet PracticeThis physics worksheet/chemistry worksheet contains all of the information to solve specific heat, latent heat, and phase change practice problems using fun chemicals - candy! Includes five practice problems. Perfect for Valentine's Day or Easter!This is the full color version of this product. For the black and white version, click here.<strong> Get free credit for future TPT purchases! </strong>Click on y
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Specific Heat of Candy Bundle AP Physics AP Chemistry Latent Heat
Calculate Percent Composition of Compounds worksheet
Calculating Percent Composition of Compounds Activity PacketA multitalented chemical engineer developed these five real-world problems for this standard. Included are the formulae and background information needed, why this standard is important in the real world, and also how the author of this activity used this formulae in the real world. Use this activity for practice for your students in order for them to develop the mathematical practice by calculating percent composition of compounds. In
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: All Math Chemistry Problems for TEKS Chemistry I Set of 8 worksheets
Calculating Parts of an Atom Practice Worksheet #1
***UPDATE***In addition to the original PDF, this resource now includes a pre-formatted Digital Activity so that you can easily assign it to your students to complete on an electronic device through Google Classroom.The purpose of this activity is for students to practice calculating the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in a given neutral atom or charged ion. This worksheet provides students with a reference guide for reading element squares and identifying an atom's atomic number, sym
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculating Parts of an Atom Practice Worksheet Bundle
Chemical Nomenclature: Compounds with Polyatomic Ions Practice Worksheet #1
Practice worksheet containing 28 different ternary/polyatomic compounds; the first of two polyatomic compound worksheets. Twelve questions require the chemical formula, sixteen questions require the chemical name.A short list of polyatomic ions and names is included at the top of the page for easy reference.All compounds contain at least one ternary/polyatomic ion. All compounds, therefore, are composed of three or more different elements. Includes multivalent elements.IUPAC-recommended spelling
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
, HS-PS1-2
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