I. Objectives: Write The LC Code For Each
I. Objectives: Write The LC Code For Each
I. OBJECTIVES KRA/Objectives/
Indicator and
Objectives
A. Content Standards The learner demonstrates an
understanding of the quantum
mechanical description of the atom and
its electronic structure.
B. Performance The learner should be able to illustrate
Standards the reactions at the molecular level in
an enzyme action, protein denaturation,
and separation of components in
coconut milk.
C. Learning At the end of the lesson the students
Competencies / are expected to:
Objectives. 1. Use quantum numbers to describe an
Write the LC code for electron in an atom;
each 2.Determine the magnetic property of
the atom based on its electronic
configuration;
3. Draw an orbital diagram to represent
the electronic configuration of atoms.
II. CONTENT Electronic Configuration and the
Magnetic Property of Atoms
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Learner’s Materials General Chemistry 2
pages Quarter 2- Module 1
Quantum Mechanical Description and
the Electronic Structure of Atoms
B. Other Learning
Resources
V. PROCEDURES
A. Awareness-Reviewing 1. What are the four quantum numbers KRA 1 Objective No.1
previous lesson or which describe the location of electrons Applied knowledge of
presenting the new in an orbital? content within and
lesson across curriculum
2. How are GPS (Global Positioning teaching areas.
System) and quantum numbers related
to each other? Mathematics (positive
and negative integers,
3. Why is it important to be aware of coordinates)
your location and surroundings?
TLE(GPS, computer)
Values (importance of
4. In 3-5 sentences, state the difference quantum numbers)
between Bohr’s model and the quantum
mechanical model of an electron. English
Approved by:
GREGORIO F. CARILLO JR.
HT-III