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Does it “matter?” it “matter?” Appraising “Properties” Spare “change” Are you Are you “mixed” up? “mixed” up? Do you Do you Have a Have a “solution?” $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $300 $400 $500 What “State” What “State” are they in are they in
Water At 100º Celcius
Boiling Point
The temperature at which a solid form of a substance changes to a liquid
MeltingPoint
The density of a substance can be found by doing this
MV
Matter is simply described as this
“stuff”
For anything to “matter” they must have these 2 things
Mass and Volume
Example of this type of measurement
Direct Measurement using a triple beam balance
Describing this edible would use this
Observable properties
This is an example of a
Meniscus
The apparatus seen here
Graduated cylinder
The properties that could describe this
Wet, clear, liquid
This change of state
Melting
This change
sublimation
This change of state seen here
condensation
Particle model shown here
Heat added to move particles faster
The change of state seen here
evaporation
What kind of change
Chemical
The evidence of change seen here
Change in colour
What kind of change
Reversable physical change
“Particles are always moving” is part of this theory
Particle model of matter behaviour
The evidence of change seen here
Heat & light
Where salt comes from
Sodium & Chlorine
Contains two or more pure substances
compound
A pure substance that can not be broken down any further
Element
This type of mixture
Mechanical
You can use this to separate this type of mixture
Suspension
The difference between these 2
Concentrated or diluted
Iced tea mix is this part of the mixture
Solute
When something can be dissolved it is…
Soluble
H C 12 H 22 O 11
Sugar water
CO 2
Carbon Dioxide
Make your wager Final Jeopardy “substances”
The 5 sub- categories of “Matter”
Mechanical mixture, solution, suspension, element & compound
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