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Learning Intention: Define what are optical isomers and the requirements to make them.
Learning Intention: Define what are optical isomers and the requirements to make them.
Success Criteria
Success Criteria
4. I can draw enantiomers (optical isomers) and explain why they form and their properties.
Learning Tasks
Learning Tasks
Do Now: Collect the molly-mods pieces seen in the photo.
Using the molly-mods, make the molecule that's shown in the second photo.
Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on optical isomers.
Level Up - Mahi Choice
Level 1 - Work on SciPad pages 135 & 154/23 & 42)
Level 2 - "CPR" Quiz #1 - Naming, Drawing & Isomers (Answers)
Level 3 - No Brain Too Small Collated Isomerism Questions (you will need the identification test info to answer these questions)
Homework
Homework
"CPR" Quiz #1 - Naming, Drawing & Isomers
This lesson took place on Friday, August 2nd, 2024, Term 3, Week 2, which is when it was last updated.
Teacher Notes
Teacher Notes
This is how the Time Challenge works:
If you want to take part in this competition, Ms Garlick will measure the time it takes you to answer a question. She will provide a timer on the board and when you finish answering the question, write the time. Go up to Ms Garlick to check you have the correct answer.
When starting a new question, Ms Garlick will start a new timer on the board.
Only questions that are completed in class will count towards the competition so Ms Garlick can verify time and answer. You are allowed to work in groups (time is assigned to everyone in the group that worked on the question.
Prizes:
Most questions correctly answered
Best time for each question
Most improved time (worst time - best time)
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