September 29, 2006

Chemistry 12

Read Heath Sec. 18-8

Do Hebden Unit I: #24, 27, 29, 30, 32, 39, 35, 37, 43-45

September 28, 2006

Chemistry 11

Finish Experiment 2A and hand in on Monday Oct. 2

Finish Phase Change Exercise for Monday Oct. 2

Do Hebden Unit III: #59-61 for Monday Oct. 2

September 26, 2006

Chemistry 11

Read Experiement 2A --> no need to prep a lab! Bring a stopwatch!

Finish Phase Change Exercise and Hebden Unit III #59-61 for Monday Oct. 2

September 25, 2006

Chemistry 12

Finish the discussion question for Experiment 18B --> don't forget to graph your data!

Do Hebden Unit I: #24, 27, 29

September 22, 2006

Chemistry 11

Hand in Experiment 2D with your chromatograms and your pre-lab quizzes stapled

Read Hebden pp. 50-52 and do Unit III questions: 33, 39, 40, 44, 47, 54

September 21, 2006

Chemistry 12

Read Experiment 18B and be prepared to perform the lab on Monday Sept. 25

We will omit Part 2 of the experiment

Science 8

There will be a binder check on Monday Sept. 25

September 20, 2006

Chemistry 11

Read and prepare a lab report for Experiment 2D - there will be a pre-lab quiz!

Read Hebden pp. 50-52 and do #33, 39, 40, 44, 47, 54 for Tuesday Sept. 26

September 18, 2006

Chemistry 11

Finish Graphing Exercise 1 for Wednesday Sept. 20

September 15, 2006

Chemistry 12

Read Heath pp. 497-501

Do Hebden Unit 1 #1, 3, 5, 6, 9

Sig Fig and Mole Test on Thursday Sept. 21

September 14, 2006

Chemistry 11

Prepare Experiment 1B from your lab text book and do Follow Up Question #2

Read Hebden pp. 44-47

September 13, 2006

Chemistry 12

Finish the Significant Figure and Mole Review worksheets for Friday Sept. 15

Read Heath pp. 67-70, 74-77, 81-82

Study for your Safety Test for Friday Sept. 15 and Sig Fig/Mole Test for Tuesday Sept. 19

Science 8

Finish your WHMIS Worksheet for Friday Sept. 15

Cover your textbook for Tuesday Sept. 19

Study for your Safety Test on Tuesday Sept. 19

September 12, 2006

Chemistry 11

Read Hebden pp. 41-42 and do p.43 q.#3, 5, 10, 11

Explain the difference between a scientific law and a scientific theory. Give an example of each.

Safety Test on Thursday Sept. 14

September 11, 2006

Chemistry 12

Cover your texts and finish the WHMIS Safety Worksheet for Wednesday Sept. 13

Safety Test on Friday Sept. 15

Science 8

Decorate your folder with a science theme and hand in on Wednesday Sept. 13

September 8, 2006

Chemistry 11

Cover your lab text and finish the WHMIS Safety Worksheet for Tuesday Sept. 12

Safety Test on Thursday Sept. 14

September 6, 2006

Welcome to back to John Oliver!

You've found yourself at the homework page for Mr. Leung. This is the page you will come to to keep up to date on your homework. So what do you have to do today?

Well, first:
1. Email Mr. Leung at misterleung@hotmail.com
2. In the Subject field, state the your full name, class, and block e.x. if your name is Joe Kerr, and you are in my block H Chemistry 12 class you will type in the Subject:
Joe Kerr - Chemistry 12 - Block H
3. In the body of the email, write in what you had for dinner. That's all.

Do all this and make sure you've put covers on your texts.