HONORS PHYSICS
- Homework 4.6: q.7,8,21,23,25,38 (pp.145-147)
PHYSICS
- Notes on Newton's 3rd Law
- Homework 4.3: q.1-4 (p.134)
HONORS CHEMISTRY
- Homework: Computing Formula Mass Worksheet
- Print out "Unit 6: Molar Relationship" Notes on Schoology or the Box
- Extra Credit Research Report for Honors Chemistry Fall Semester (online)
CHEMISTRY
- Homework #43: Computing Formula Mass Worksheet
- Print out "Molar Calculation Worksheet" for Tomorrow
- Extra Credit Report on Careers for Fall Semester (online)
Monday, November 26, 2018
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1 The formula mass is calculated by adding up all the atomic masses for every atom in the formula.
ReplyDelete2. You round up the atomic number by the tenth.
3. You calculate the total mass for each element.
question:How is the formula mass for an ionic compound calculated?
Edward Lee P 3