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Hierarchy of Matter: Where would subatomic particles be included on the diagram?
Biology
Learning Objective: The student(s) will examine the states of matter. Identify the subatomic particles found in atoms. Investigate the hierarchy of matter, through inquiry and guided lessons. Examine similarities and differences of the two main types of chemical bonds.
Biology Schedule: Subject to change.
M:Study of life. Particulate Nature of Matter
T: Scientific Measure
W:The Atomic Nature of Matter/Hierarchy of Matter
Th:Physical and Chemical Properties of Change
F:Classifying Matter: Mixture and Pure Substances
Chemistry
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objective: The student(s) will examine the states of matter. Identify the subatomic particles found in atoms. Investigate the physical and chemical properties of change through inquiry and guided lessons. Classify solutions, pure substances, homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
State of Matter & The Hierarchy of Matter
January 13-17, 2014
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