What students learn in Chem 9
Article one: What are students learning in Chemistry 9?
In RC Palmer, students in Grade 9 Chemistry learn ionic, monovalent, multivalent, and covalent compounds. The symbol on your right side of the screen was made by me, (it took very long since i couldn't find a proper image), it is depicting the element of Titanium (Ti).
Atomic No. (Protons)
Name
Symbol
Atomic Mass (Atomic Weight)
Ion charge(s)
Credits to myself i made this took inspiration from a periodic table I found on google.
5 Fun Facts I bet you probably didn't know about titanium that are very fun and you probably didn't need to know:
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It is never found in its pure form naturally, it can only be found bonded to other elements.
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Titanium is found in almost every living thing.
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When touching Nitrogen it burns.
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The name titanium came from the Titans of Greek Mythology.
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Titanium is generally as strong as steel, but half the weight.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Titanium is a multivalent element (has multiple ion charges) and has an atomic mass/weight of 47.9. Titanium is very strong, due to its strength-to-weight ratio making it as strong as some kinds of steels but approximately 45% lighter than the steels.