Matter and Its Changes
Matter and Its Changes
Chapter Three
Matter
is anything that has mass
and takes up space.
We were able to identify these
forms of matter because of their
physical properties
. Physical
properties can be observed and
measured without changing the
properties of the matter.
A
physical change
causes a change
in the matter but its identity stays
the same.
Two physical properties that are
often measured are
length
and
mass
.
If we multiply the
length x width x heighth
of a cube, we get its
volume
in
cubic units.
If we divide mass by volume:
g/cm
3
We get
density
, a very important
physical property.
Another important physical
property is
the state of matter
.
Matter has four states:
•
Solid
•
Liquid
•
Gas
•
Plasma
A
solid
has definite shape and
volume because it has become
frozen and the particles are locked
in place.
A
liquid
has no definite shape but definite
volume because the matter has melted or
condensed allowing the particles to move
but stay connected together.
A
gas
is matter that is above boiling
point and the particles are free to
move and are not held together.
Plasma
is the state of matter at the
center of high temperature flames
where particles come apart.
We sometimes classify matter as
metallic
because of its properties.
Metals are:
•
Very Dense
•
Lustrous
•
Malleable and ductile
•
Conduct heat and electricity
Matter is often grouped because of
its physical properties. Uses of
matter often depends on its
physical properties.
Section Two
Chemical Properties and
Changes
A
chemical property
is a trait that
gives a substance the ability to
undergo a change that results in a
new substance.
A
chemical change
is the change in
idenity of a substance due to its
properties. Substances often have
warning labels because of their
properties.
Chemical changes happen all
around us all of the time.
The important thing to remember
is that chemical changes form new
substances.
Chemical Changes Have Certain
Indicators:
•
Change in temperature
•
Production of a gas
•
Production of a solid
•
Production of light
•
Production of electricity
•
Change in color
It is important to remember that
chemical changes are not reverseable.
In many chemical reactions, mass
seems to disappear. This is not so, it
only changes forms.
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. By identifying physical properties and understanding physical changes, we can explore the different states of matter - solid, liquid, gas, and plasma. Measuring properties like length, mass, volume, and density helps us characterize and differentiate various forms of matter.
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Matter and Its Changes Chapter Three
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.
We were able to identify these forms of matter because of their physical properties. Physical properties can be observed and measured without changing the properties of the matter.
A physical change causes a change in the matter but its identity stays the same.
Two physical properties that are often measured are length and mass.
If we multiply the length x width x heighth of a cube, we get its volume in cubic units.
If we divide mass by volume: g/cm3 We get density, a very important physical property.
Another important physical property is the state of matter.
Matter has four states: Solid Liquid Gas Plasma
A solid has definite shape and volume because it has become frozen and the particles are locked in place.
A liquid has no definite shape but definite volume because the matter has melted or condensed allowing the particles to move but stay connected together.
A gas is matter that is above boiling point and the particles are free to move and are not held together.
Plasma is the state of matter at the center of high temperature flames where particles come apart.
We sometimes classify matter as metallic because of its properties.
Metals are: Very Dense Lustrous Malleable and ductile Conduct heat and electricity
Matter is often grouped because of its physical properties. Uses of matter often depends on its physical properties.
Section Two Chemical Properties and Changes
A chemical property is a trait that gives a substance the ability to undergo a change that results in a new substance.
A chemical change is the change in idenity of a substance due to its properties. Substances often have warning labels because of their properties.
Chemical changes happen all around us all of the time.
The important thing to remember is that chemical changes form new substances.
Chemical Changes Have Certain Indicators: Change in temperature Production of a gas Production of a solid Production of light Production of electricity Change in color
It is important to remember that chemical changes are not reverseable.
In many chemical reactions, mass seems to disappear. This is not so, it only changes forms.
