Module 4 Classification of Matter by Composition

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Module 4 Classification of Matter by Composition Unit 2 Matter Module 4 Classification of Matter by Composition

Matter Mixture Suspension Colloid Solution Substance Element Compound Heterogeneous Suspension Colloid Homogeneous Solution Substance Element Compound

Anything that has mass and volume MATTER Defined

Composition of Matter Constant composition? Variable composition? Substance Mixture Composition of Matter

Matter Mixture Substance

Substances or Chemicals Constant Composition Definite and uniform composition with distinct properties Made of single type of atom or molecule Chemical formula can be written Substances or Chemicals

Variable Composition Combination of two or more substances, which retain their identities and characteristic properties Composition varies from one sample to another and can vary within a single sample Made of two or more types of atoms or molecules that are physically combined Two parts: Dispersed phase: present in lesser amount Dispersing medium: present in greater amount Mixture

Matter Mixtures Substance

Matter Mixtures Substance Element Compound

Basic building blocks of matter: cannot be broken into simpler substances through physical or chemical means 118 known elements are found on Periodic Table, organized by physical and chemical properties #1 thru #92 occur naturally > #92 are synthetic Contain only one type of atom: one name, one unique symbol Elements

Composed of two or more substances chemically combined in definite ratios Have unique names and symbols Chemical combination results in molecules or arrays of ions Can be broken down by chemical means, which require energy (heat or electricity) Properties of compounds are distinctly different from properties of unbonded elements Compounds

Matter Mixtures Pure Substances Elements Compounds Heterogeneous Homogeneous Pure Substances Elements Compounds

Heterogeneous Mixtures Non-uniform mixture of two or more substances, existing in more than one phase Components are distinguishable (distinct) and separate into phases (such as, oil and water) Tend to have cloudy appearance and particles settle into layers over time Positive for Tyndall effect Heterogeneous Mixtures

Phenomenon in which particles of a mixture scatter light Positive: beam of light can be seen when passed through heterogeneous mixtures Negative: light is not visible when passed through homogeneous mixtures Tyndall Effect

Matter Mixture Substance Element Compound Heterogeneous Homogeneous Substance Element Compound

Matter Mixture Suspension Colloid Substance Element Compound Heterogeneous Suspension Colloid Homogeneous Substance Element Compound

Suspensions Largest particle size Particles are usually visible and can be separated by filtration or centrifuging Suspensions

Colloids Intermediate particles are not completely dissolved Particles remain suspended and cause mixture to appear cloudy Particles do not filter out and do not settle into layers Colloids

Colloids Classified as aerosols or foams when involving gases Emulsions, sols, and gels involve solids and liquids Colloids

Matter Mixture Suspension Colloid Substance Element Compound Heterogeneous Suspension Colloid Homogeneous Substance Element Compound

Homogeneous Mixtures Uniform composition existing in single phase Composition is variable from one mixture to another Composition is uniform within individual mixture Clear, transparent when in liquid phase Can contain solids, liquids, and gases Alloys are solid in solid solutions Air is mixture of gases Soft drinks are made of solids, liquids, and gases Homogeneous Mixtures

Matter Mixture Suspension Colloid Solution Substance Element Compound Heterogeneous Suspension Colloid Homogeneous Solution Substance Element Compound

Solutions Homogeneous mixtures are also known as solutions Consist of solute and solvent Water is universal solvent forming aqueous solutions Made of multiple substances that appear identical because particles are so small and are mixed uniformly Solutions

Components are indistinguishable and do not separate into layers Cannot be separated by filtration or centrifuging Solutions

Matter Mixture Suspension Colloid Solution Substance Element Compound Heterogeneous Suspension Colloid Homogeneous Solution Substance Element Compound

Module 4 Classification of Matter by Composition Unit 2 Matter Module 4 Classification of Matter by Composition