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Matter and Its Properties

and Changes Booklet

How does particle movement

relate to changes in matter?

Student Goal:

Understand and describe that matter is composed of atoms that are in constant motion

Table of Contents

Topic Page Number

Vocabulary 2

Matter and Its Properties and Changes 3 - 9

Matter definitions 3

States of Matter 4

Properties of Matter: Physical and Chemical 4

Properties of Matter: Intensive and Extensive 4

Classification of Matter 7 - 10

Changes of Matter: Physical and Chemical 5 – 6

Exploring classification of Matter Lab 7

Classification of Matter Lab Activity 8

Matter Review 9 – 12

Warm Ups 13 - 15

Matter can be described, organized and classified according to its properties

Matter can be described, organized and classified according to its properties

Matter Unit

Key Concepts

matter Property Change

Pure substance mixture

Vocabulary

physical property chemical property

Evaporation Melting point Boiling point

Physical change Chemical change

Density Volume Mass

Extensive property Intensive property

Compressibility Solubility

Precipitate Conductivity

Matter and Its Properties and Changes

OBJECTIVES: you will be able to

1. Compare solids, liquids, and gases in terms of compressibility, structure, shape and volume.

2. Differentiate between chemical and physical changes and properties.

3. Classify matter as pure substances or mixtures through investigations of their properties

Matter:

Mass:

Volume:

Atom:

Element:

Compound:

Mixture:

Homogeneous Mixture:

Heterogeneous Mixture:

How are mass and volume similar? Different?

Similar | Different |

| |

States of Matter

State | Solid | Liquid | Gas |

Volume | | | |

Shape | | | |

Packing of particles

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Particle mobility

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Compressibility | | | |

Draw the molecular arrangement for each phase of matter in the...