...Name ____________________________ Date _______________ Per _______ Valence Electrons Worksheet follow along with the lecture by completing the sample problems below. KEEP THESE NOTES IN YOUR FOLDER! Example 1: How many valence electrons does Magnesium have? 1. Write the electron configuration 2. Circle the subshells in the highest energy level 3. Count the electrons in those orbitals Example 2: How many valence electrons does Chlorine have? Example 3: What is the electron dot structure of Magnesium? Example 4: What is the electron dot structure of Chlorine? Example 5: What is the electron configuration and electron dot structure of Fluorine? KEY POINT: What do elements in the same family have in common? Name ____________________________ Date _______________ Per _______ Valence Electrons Worksheet follow along with the lecture by completing the sample problems below. KEEP THESE NOTES IN YOUR FOLDER! Example 1: How many valence electrons does Magnesium have? 1. Write the electron configuration 2. Circle the subshells in the highest energy level 3. Count the electrons in those orbitals Example 2: How many valence electrons does Chlorine have? Example 3: What is the electron dot structure of Magnesium? Example 4: What is the electron dot structure of Chlorine? Example 5: What is the electron configuration and electron dot structure of Fluorine? KEY POINT: What do elements in the same family have in common? Valence Electron...
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...Being a photographer is seriously awesome. 1. CAPTURE A MEMORY THAT YOU CAN HAVE FOREVER With a photo you can capture a moment, and have it forever. I think we take that idea for granted, with photography being so ubiquitous these days. But seriously just take a second to appreciate that. If you did that in Ancient Greece they’d call you a sorcerer. Or a god. 2. SHARE IT WITH THE IMPORTANT PEOPLE IN YOUR LIFE One of the top ways people got into photography was through someone important to them. People credited their mother, father, aunt, uncle, grandmother, grandfather, sibling, friend and even great-grandparents. Photography is a passion that you can share with the important people in your life. You can pass it down to the next generation, and spur their love of this amazing art. 3. EXPRESS YOURSELF Your unique perspective can go further than just showing people how you see a scene. Photography also lets you express yourself—your opinions and beliefs. You do this by choosing what you photograph, and how you represent it. This aspect of your photography is ever-changing as you change. You get a sense of what a photographer is like as a person by looking at their body of work. This part of photography is absolutely fascinating as a viewer, and fulfilling as a shooter. 4. A GREAT CHALLENGE Now, there is actually a lot more to photography than just pointing the camera at something and pressing the button. That’s where you start. But learning to become...
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...Is UN Peacekeeping seriously flawed? Hello fellow students, I am one of the debate leaders this week. I hope we can all bring some valid points to this debate, enjoy… Firstly I believe to fully understand what peacekeeping is, we should explore the meaning “peacekeeping” and how that is relevant to this debate. The Collins World English Dictionary defines peacekeeping as the maintenance of peace, esp. the prevention of further fighting between hostile forces in an area. The broad consensus on the term “peacekeeping” is a little different however - non-violent intervention, being the voice of reason and bearing witness to (and in the way of) violent and oppressive acts; tend to be what the average person would recognise as peacekeeping. How does this align with the current operational expectations of the United Nations in regards to peacekeeping? The UN commenced peacekeeping duties during the Cold War as a way to resolve conflict (aid the resolution) by observing the peace process as a neutral party. Since that time the United Nations Security Council has approved and engaged peacekeeping troops all over the world into many civil and international situations. However is this visual form of peacekeeping effective? Does having a military force on the ground that is committed to the protection of the civilian population in a war zone or facing inevitable oppression really work? In theory the answer is yes, frankly I think you would have to be inhumane to say otherwise. However...
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...According to Henry Cheeseman, the author of a textbook titled Business Law: Legal Environment, Online Commerce, Business Ethics, and International Issues, intellectual property accounts for over one-half of the value of large companies in the United States (131-132). On April 4th, 2018, an article written in the New York Times titled, “Tinder and Bumble are Seriously at War”, by Valeriya Safronova tells the story of two similar applications at war over intellectual property. Match Group, which owns dating applications and websites such as Tinder, Match.com, OkCupid, and Plenty of Fish, sued Bumble, another dating application, for violating its patents and trademarks, and for a misuse of trade secrets. Patents, trademarks, and trade secrets all fall under the category of intellectual property. Intellectual property is a term that describes “patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets. Federal and state laws protect intellectual property rights from misappropriation and infringement” (Cheeseman 131). Intellectual property falls under the category of property rights known as intangible rights, which are not physical objects. Intellectual property is very significant for companies in...
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...Did the 1905 Revolution seriously threaten the position of the Tsar? It could be argued that the "supposed" 1905 Russian Revolution seriously threatened the position of the Tsar as the outrage that was shown towards the Tsar and the government came from a wide range of classes from the society. The 1905 revolution was a result of huge public discontent by 3 main classes; the peasants, workers and the liberals. These groups were especially angry at the Tsar due to three main reasons; heavy taxation, poor living conditions for the workers and the humiliation the liberals felt from the defeat of the Russo-Japanese war which caused the public to riot and demand the Tsar to make changes. This is what makes us question whether the 1905 revolution ever really threatened the position of the Tsar as the Tsar still had the militaries loyalty which led to him being able to easily control the undivided oppositions which also helped the Tsar a lot as he was able to sort out the small opposition groups separately rather than one massive one. However, we can then question the amount of impact done to the Tsar which then proves how much the Tsar was threatened by the 1905 revolution. From this, we can clearly see how the Tsar was affected in the short term and the long term. As previously mentioned, the Tsar still maintained the loyalty of the army and the police which is an important factor as to why the 1905 revolution did not threaten the position of the Tsar. As the Tsar still...
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...DOH now taking 'tawa-tawa' seriously in fight vs dengue CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga, Philippines – A weed known as tawa-tawa has become a serious matter for the Department of Health (DOH), which is now considering the proposal of herbalist and former health secretary Jaime Galvez Tan to fund a research on the plant as possible panacea to the fatal bleeding among dengue victims. Health Assistant Secretary Elmer Punzalan said here yesterday that the Philippine Traditional and Alternative Health Care (PTAHC), an agency under the DOH, is now coordinating with Tan on the latter’s proposal for a P20-million research fund to finally establish whether tawa-tawa arrests bleeding, which is the main reason why dengue victims die. The weed is said to prevent hemorrhaging by normalizing platelet count in the blood. According to latest DOH reports, dengue cases in the country this year have already breached the 90,000 mark. Punzalan bared this in a press conference during the launch here of the two-day Generic Medicine Expo for Luzon, a joint project of the DOH and the National Center for Pharmaceutical Access and Management, in partnership with SM Prime Holdings Inc. The expo aims “to boost and sustain advocacy on quality affordable medicine through generics’ use and its role and importance in improving wellness and compliance of patients to treatment regimens.” Earlier, Dr. Eric Tayag, chief epidemiologist of the DOH, dismissed tawa-tawa as cure for dengue as not enough research on it...
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...Entrepreneurial process focuses on opportunity recognition (1) the types of entrepreneurial Including the founder of the name of the cause, the cause of type of organization (sole proprietorship, partnerships, limited companies, joint stock company), the management team (organization, the management staff, managers rewards of ownership, other investors, directors and supervisors, other shareholders rights and restrictions, of professional consultants, support and services), business projects, industrial properties, the main product (name, introduction, purpose, characteristics), technology (R & D, made of equipment, production capacity, production line of staffing, quality control, the goods, sources of raw materials), manufacturing and operating plan (select operating cycle, manufacturing and operations locations, strategies and plans), an important figure in introduction, including the positions, work experience and expertise, level of education, which is a venture the most basic content. (2) funds Refers to the venture fund sources should include the individual and the others amount of contribution ratio of bank loans ... and so on, this will affect the whole cause of the amount of shares and dividends. In addition, the proportion of total funds allocation for the entire business plan, should also be clearly documented, if you want to venture plan to apply for a loan, shall also state the specific purpose of the loan. (3) stage goal Refers...
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...STUDY HABITS AFFECTNG THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF THE GRADE 8 STUDENTS OF BAGUIO CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KURT VINCENT A. MANZANO HOMARD T. PARNACIO JEDEE CAROLYN L. MACAGNE MAYBELENE G. FALLORIN CRISTETA D. LONGEY SUBMITTED TO MELCHOR B. TICAG OF THE STE PROGRAM, BAGUIO CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR MATHEMTICS 8 (Fourth Quarter: Statistics) MARCH 7, 2014 INTRODUCTION Background of the Study The study habits of a person vary with each individual student. Some students keep a tight schedule of their study habits, a factor which helps them pass their exams or quizzes. Some students study their lessons but sometimes, they fail. Why is that? To answer this question, the researchers surveyed some groups of students about the factors affecting their study habits. At times, a student’s study habits are affected by their surroundings, their environment, and even themselves. Friends, parents, classmates, determination, and patience are very important for a student’s study habit. These factors either help the student pass or fail. Statement of the Problem The focus of the study is to evaluate the study habits affecting the academic performance and the factors affecting the study habits of the Grade 8 students of Baguio City National High School. Specifically this study sought to answer the question: 1. What is the level of influence of students’ study habits in the academic performance of...
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..."What's in a name? Misidentifying the Debtor under Revised Article 9. This article addresses the harsh penalties imposed on a creditor for incorrectly naming a debtor entity on a financing statement. As you might expect, misidentifying a debtor on a financing statement can mean the difference between having a secured claim and an unsecured claim. However, what you might not expect is the degree of error necessary to render a financing statement “seriously misleading” under revised Uniform Commercial Code §9-506, thereby rendering it ineffective. The new legal standard, coupled with strict search logic standards being adopted by filing offices are making it much easier to challenge the perfection of a security interest on the basis of minor errors in the debtor’s name. So… "What's in a name? Well, when trying to perfect a security interest under Revised Article 9, “that which we call a rose by any other name definitely does not smell as sweet." INTRO: [PMSI] In today’s economy, selling unsecured on open account may carry significant risk for vendors. However, taking a security interest in the merchandise sold may reduce or eliminate such risk. This type of security interest, called a purchase money security interest or "PMSI", is the most common and important secured transaction under article 9. To obtain a valid PMSI, the debtor must first execute a security agreement giving the vendor a security interest in described merchandise. Then, the vendor perfects...
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...Sexism against men in school. Sexism against guys in our society is not taken seriously. Girls can get away with a lot more than guys can now a days. There are things that girls can do and it is acceptable in society that guys cant do. It is unfair to treat guys differently. The way we view sexism against men need to change. It needs to be stopped. Don’t get me wrong, we have come a long way since the eighteen hundreds. Women are able to vote, own property, get jobs, and so forth. I am all for women’s rights and women’s suffrage. Girl power is great. Women are taken seriously now and that’s great. The way we used to treat women was bad. It was a don’t ask don’t tell thing. Like if a man was cheating on his wife or beating his in the early nineteen hundreds people didn’t speak of it. The women was the mans property and he could do whatever he wanted. Now things have changed, laws have been made and enforced. Now its looked down upon to beat your wife and you will go to jail. Now there are all sorts of sexual harassment laws that are mostly enforced for the protection of women. In school the other day, there were some sophomore girls that made up a game. You got a certain amount of points for touching senior guys butts. I think it was forty or fifty points for grabbing or slapping their butt. Then you got twenty for “grazing” a guys butt. If sophomore guys played that game with senior girls, all of us would probably be expelled and charged with sexual harassment. ...
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...Over the months there has been an outbreak where a new strain of norovirus called GII.4 Sydney has affected people’s stomachs around the world causing gastroenteritis causing symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, headaches, chills, sore throat, and a low grade fever. Even though there is no treatment or vaccines to prevent infection, this virus should be taken seriously as it is highly contagious and death may occur to the young, elderly, and critically ill. Therefore, practicing proper hygiene and food protection, and potable water-supplies can help prevent Sydney from spreading. There currently is neither treatment nor vaccines that prevent infection from this virus. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also known as CDC, “there is no drug to treat people who get sick from the virus”. This is why people should take Sydney seriously. Another example that shows that there is no treatment is because antibiotics solely fight against bacteria and not viruses, antibiotics will not help fight this infection. The people around the world are in danger as not even antibiotics will help them fight off this vicious infection. Moreover, Sydney is highly contagious and caution should be taken when in crowded areas. Even though there is no treatment or no vaccines, people should take Sydney serious because it’s highly contagious. According to NBC News “Right now, it’s too soon to tell whether the new strain of norovirus will lead to...
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...As of April 1, 1994, all new drivers applying for their first car or motorcycle licence enter Ontario's Graduated Licensing System (GLS). Graduated licensing lets new drivers get driving experience and skills gradually. The two-step licensing process takes at least 20 months to complete. To apply for a licence, you must be at least 16 years old and pass a vision test and a test of your knowledge of the rules of the road and traffic signs. After you pass these tests, you will get a Class G1 or M1 licence and a driver information package for new drivers. You must pass two road tests to become fully licensed. New drivers earn full driving privileges in two stages and have five years to complete the program (Classes G1, G2, M2 or M2 with condition "L") and graduate to a full licence (Classes G, M or M with condition L). Graduated Licensing for Automobile Drivers Class G1 New drivers of passenger vehicles learn to drive with six important conditions with a G1 licence. A new driver must hold a G1 licence for a minimum of 12 months before attempting the G1 road test. This time can be reduced to eight months if you successfully complete a Ministry-approved Beginner Driver Education Course . Drivers earn more privileges after passing their G1 road test. As a G1 driver, you are required to: * maintain a zero blood alcohol level while driving; * be accompanied by a fully licensed driver, who has at least four years driving experience, and a blood alcohol level of less...
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...“fabulous” life. And how is the important again? Exactly, it’s not. Staring at a "stupid box" with moving pictures that shows “perfect looking” people, is not how teenagers suppose to waste their time. Oh, god we are so corrupted. Just the other day, one of my friends was complaining, over the fact that she is not pretty or skinny like Hanna (a character) from the sitcom Pretty Little Liars. “Apparently”, Hanna has beautiful shiny blond hair, has smooth glowing skin, also, she is very very slim ––– Seriously. Sounds like a Barbie doll to me. Not to mention, it’s called “Photoshop”, where any ordinary person can be turned into a beautiful swan from an ugly duckling. TV channels like MTV and CW, they have all changing drastically over the years. Most of my friends waste their time watching shows like Teen Wolf, Jersey Shore, Sweet 16, ANTM, Degressi and various types of shows. Funny thing is that, all these shows have one thing in common, and that is “physical perfection”–––– Seriously. How’s that even entertaining? I thought entertaining was about laughing at hilarious shows and crying when a sad sitcom comes on. How is staring at plastic faced actors even funny. Yeah sure, they are very attractive, but that is not entertainment. What I am trying to say is that, TV shows have gone far out of hand, and it is influencing teenagers in a very bad way; and I’m not liking that because every single one of friends act like they are possessed by the beauty of “perfection”. For example...
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...It was at Vassar, in the early 1930s, that Bishop began to write seriously and co-founded an "advanced" literary magazine with fellow student Mary McCarthy. In her senior year she met the poet Marianne Moore, who became a lifelong friend and the first of her many literary champions—these would eventually include Robert Lowell, Randall Jarrell, Octavio Paz and James Merrill. Bishop had a gift for friendship, which proved a saving grace in her rootless and nomadic life.It was at Vassar, in the early 1930s, that Bishop began to write seriously and co-founded an "advanced" literary magazine with fellow student Mary McCarthy. In her senior year she met the poet Marianne Moore, who became a lifelong friend and the first of her many literary champions—these would eventually include Robert Lowell, Randall Jarrell, Octavio Paz and James Merrill. Bishop had a gift for friendship, which proved a saving grace in her rootless and nomadic life. It was at Vassar, in the early 1930s, that Bishop began to write seriously and co-founded an "advanced" literary magazine with fellow student Mary McCarthy. In her senior year she met the poet Marianne A small inheritance from her father gave Bishop a freedom few artists enjoy. She never had to work regularly, except at writing until late middle age, when inflation reduced her income. What she did mostly was travel, constantly seeking a real home. She tried to settle in New York and Key West, Fla., and spent time in Paris and Washington, D.C. In 1952...
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...Vocabulary: We turn to the question of …. (nous abordons la question de…) We come to the subject of…. We turn our attention to… We arrive at the matter of DIFFERENT WAYS OF REFERRING TO QUESTION: matter/ issue/ subject/ problem - ‘The problem of unemployment is not being solved by the government.’ - ‘The subject of illiteracy remains difficult to talk about for many people with reading difficulties.’ - ‘What the French call ‘laïcité’ is a matter which concerns the separation of religion and state. In England, this issue is not taken as seriously as in France.’ a good deal of… (beaucoup) ALTERNATIVE EXPRESSIONS - a large amount of - a considerable number of - a significant amount of - a great deal of (more emphatic) NB- You can mix the phrases: ‘a large number of’/ ‘a considerable amount’/ a good amount of Fierce (féroce/passionné) heated lively vivid to give a series of… (donner plusieurs/une serie de) - Professor Clark will give a series of lectures - The Cinematheque plans to show a series of films by the Lumiere brothers - The police made a series of arrests in connection with a drugs cartel - The government has announced a series of initiatives to encourage reading among 6-12 year-olds NB- Dans les phrases en-dessus, le verbe ‘give’ est remplace par un autre verbe ‘show’/ ‘make’/ ‘announce’ selon l’action- verifies toujours le meilleur verbe pour l’action. ALTERNATIVE EXPRESSIONS to give a number of to give a succession of ...
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