Angelo R.

dela Paz
11 Stem Pearson
General Chemistry 1

Lesson 1: Properties of matter and common chemical compounds

Activity: Gear Up

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Before the Lesson Statements After the Lesson
1. A substance is a form
of matter that has a
definite composition
and distinct properties
which can either be an
element or a
compound. Its
properties can be
categorized based on

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change or dependence
on amount of matter

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2. Chemical property
involves the burning of
hydrogen in air to form
water compounds
whereas distillation is
involved in removing
the concentration of

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particulate matter in
liquids
3. Butane or n-butane
(C4H10) is highly
flammable and easily
liquefied in gas that
quickly vaporize at
room temperature. It is
a component of LPG
gas which price
increases due to
manudacturing costs,

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supply-demand, and
competition

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4. Some of the common
laboratory chemicals
categorized as acids
are H2SO4C6H12O6 and
HCI

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5. The use of activated
carbon is an example
of chemical filtration
that purifies and
provies a large surface
area to which
contaminants may
adsorb without
harming other
organisms and
keeping the water
clean
 Lesson 2: Methods of separating substances or mixtures
Activity:
NO.Gear Up Compound Molecular Empirical Structural
Formula Formula Formula
K (What I know) W (What I want to Know) L (What I Learned )
I know the different states of The factors to consider in I learned that the factors to be
matter and1 there are differentWater
separating mixtures
H2O and how considered
H2O in separating
ways in separating to apply the different mixtures are its properties,
molecules separation techniques purity and the solutions. I have
2 Carbon Dioxide CO2 CO2learned what method of
also
separation should be used in
different situations

Think : I would suggest water filtration system because it removes impurities by lowering contamination of
water. This system uses chemical filtration to remove the materials in the water that physical filters can’t. We
would be able to preserve more water and save money.

Lesson 3: Isotopes, Formulas and Models Chemistry in Everyday Life

Compound: Sodium Carbonate

Activity: Gear Up
Uses
1. Need more info
 Washing soda
2. Need more info
 Used in cleaning agents
3. Need more info  Used as a fungicide, microbicide and
herbicide
Activity 1:Identify It! measure
Precautionary
1. I – Intensive Property 4. C- Chemical Property
 Wear proper equipment such as gloves
2. E- Extensiveand goggles 5. P- Physical Property
Property

3. P- Physical Property

Activity 2: Picture Analysis

1. Butane is a liquid at room temperature and

atmospheric pressure. It is highly
flammable and colorless. It is under the
alkane group like ethane. A 250- gram
butane gas canister costs around P75.00
while an 11-Kilo LPG cylinder costs around
P900.00
2. Sodium bicarbonate also known as baking
soda is a salt composed of sodium and a
bicarbonate anion. It can also be used in
baking that is widely used in bakery and
shops. Its prices sometimes change due to
the price of wheat and sugar.

Activity 3: Completion
 Isotopes Description NO. of Protons

Name of Area or Field of Consumer Some Chemical Use Level of Cost

3 Cobalt 60 It widely used a medical Protons- 27
Compound Importance Product Components Safeness
and industrial source of Neutrons _ 34
(Chemical
radiation. Medical use
Formula)
consists primarily of
Salt (Sodium Food industry Philippine Sodium cancer
and radiotherapy
Contains Can be ₱20.00-
Chloride)
4 Islands
Carbon 14 Salt, ChlorideIt is usefulsodium and
in studying dangerous
Protons- 6 if ₱45.00 per
UFC iodized (NaCl) abnormalitieschloride
of which too much 6
Electrons- kilo
salt, Golden metabolism is that
good for intake 8
Neutrons-
Valley maintaining
underlies diabetes
Iodized salt mellitus human health. It
is also an
additive that
gives more
flavor to food.

Lesson 4 Stoichiometry: Calculating

empirical formula from percent
composition
ASSESSMENT (Q1:W1-W2)

I. Classifications
1. C- Chemical Property/ Change
2. E- Extensive Physical Property
3. E- Extensive Physical Property
4. E- Extensive Physical Property
5. E- Extensive Physical Property
II. Completion
A.

Laboratory Chemicals (Acid)

Name Formula Name Formula

Hydrochloric acid HCI Pyridine C5H5
Sulfuric acid H2SO4 Xylene C8H10
B.

Formula Name of Formula Name of

Compound Compound
1 K2SO4 Potassium 4 Cr2S3 Chromium
sulfate Sulfide
2 SO3 Sulfur trioxide 5 MgSO4∙ 7H20 Magnesium
Sulfate
3 K2O Potassium 6 HCIO4 Perchloric Acid
oxide

C.

NO. Compound/ Molecular Empirical Structural Formula

Number of Formula Formula
atoms and
Molecules
1-3 Diborane 2 B2H6 BH3