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NOTES 09 / 02 /1 4. WHAT IS MATTER?. MATTER is anything that has mass and takes up space. Examples of Matter: glass, paper, air, water, oil, polysnow, bouncy balls, etc. 1. SOLID (chair you sit in) LIQUID (water you drink) GAS (air you breathe) PLASMA (stars and space). 2. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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NOTES
09/02/14
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WHAT IS MATTER?
●MATTER is anything that has
mass and takes up space.oExamples of Matter: glass, paper, air, water, oil,
polysnow, bouncy balls, etc.
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●SOLID (chair you sit in)
●LIQUID (water you drink)
●GAS (air you breathe)
●PLASMA (stars and space)
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WHAT IS PLASMA?●Go to:
http://www.plasmas.org/what-are-plasmas.htm
●Read the website and answer: What is
plasma?About this picture: A huge, handle-shaped
cloud of relatively cool dense plasma
suspended in the sun's hot, thin corona.
(Image is taken from NASA's Web site:
http://www.nasa.gov.)
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Properties of Matter●Matter has many different properties (not
everything is the same)
●Chemistry is study of the properties of
matter and how matter changes.
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●Matter is classified into
2 main categories:
1) PURE SUBSTANCES
2) and MIXTURES
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●A pure substance has a single kind of matter, that is pure. This means it always has a specific makeup or composition.
●There are THREE types of pure substances: elements, molecules, and compounds.
●Go to http://www.thefreedictionary.com/composition What is the definition of composition?
Table salt is a pure substance
made up of Sodium and Chlorine it
is ALWAYS NaCl
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●Elements: A pure substance
composed of one kind of atom; the simplest form of matter. Elements can not be broken
down EX: Carbon,
Hydrogen,
and
Oxygen
Aluminum is a
element found on
the Periodic Table.
It is a both solid
and a metal.
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ATOMS●The atom is the basic
particle from which all elements are made. Different elements have different properties because their atoms are different. This is why helium gas has different properties than the metal gold. The Core is the NUCLEUS.
This is a model of the element Fluorine
(F)
Black = Electrons (negative)
Purple = Neutrons (neutral)
Red = Protons (positive)
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●MOLECULES: A molecule is formed
when two or more atoms combine.
●Atoms combine due to a force of
attraction, called chemical bonds.
O
H
This is a WATER MOLECULE
(H2O)
The force that holds that hydrogen
and oxygen atoms together is
called a chemical bond.
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●Compound: 2 or more elements chemically
combined together in a set ratio
EX: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Water (H2O)
A chemical formula
shows the elements in
a compound and the
ratio of atoms
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●A mixture is made of two or more substances (elements or compounds, or both) that are together but NOT chemically combined.
●Each substance in a mixture keeps its individual properties
Soil is a “mixture”
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●Not chemically combined
EX: sand
●What is sand? Go to: http://www.planetseed.com/node/49912
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●Go to the following website and write down the definition of a mixture and some examples.
http://education.jlab.org/qa/mixture.html
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●Mixtures are either
heterogeneous or homogeneous.oHeterogeneous vs. Homogeneous
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●Mixtures are classified by how
“well-mixed” they are.
●A solution is the “best mixed”
mixture
EX: Sugar water
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●Characteristic Properties of matter are the properties about a substance that are always true
●Help identify unknown matter
●Characteristic Properties include boiling point and melting point
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●Water boils at 100 ºC
●Temp. at which a liquid
boils
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●Ice melts at 0ºC
●Temp at which a
solid melts
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CelsiusThermometer
Observe the
thermometer …. It
gives you an idea
of different
temperatures!-
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●Physical Change: changes the form of a substance but not its identity
EX: Filtering orange juice/pulp
●Chemical Change: a change that results in a new substance
being formed
EX: Burning Wood
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●Physical Properties: are characteristics of pure substances that can be observed without changing it into substance.
●Examples of physical properties: hardness, texture,
flexibility, and color.
Example: slinky
(metal is flexible and
shiny)
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●Chemical Properties: are characteristics of pure substances that describe its ability to change into a different substance
●Examples of chemical properties: flammability, ability to react, ability to produce a new substance
Example: Iron rusting (Iron will
combine slowly with the air to form
a new substance, rust)
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