Matter and its Properties
MATTER MATTERS
By: Felicia Poelzer, and Alyson Vance
MATTER
Matter is as everyone says is "the basic
building blocks of life". It comes in many
different forms such as shape, colour,
texture, states (solid, liquid, gas),
viscosity, and strength. Matter makes
up everything from the smallest bug to
the tallest building.
STATES OF MATTER
•
There are 3 states of matter. Solid,
liquid, and gas. First lets talk about
solids. Solids are made up of
molecules that are tightly packed
together that vibrate. Next moving
on to liquids. Liquids when put into a
container will then take the shape
of the container. Liquids are
molecules that are packed
together but instead of the
molecules vibrating they swipe and
slide past each other. And lastly
gas. Gases spread out so far
apparat that their physical form is
no longer visible.
http://www.movdata.net/
states-of-matter.html
CHEMICAL CHANGE
•
Chemical change is when you
change something that cannot be
reversed and you give it new
properties. An example would be
scratching or cracking your phone
screen. Thought out could get a
new screen, you cannot change
the state of the current screen.
http://emgn.com/entertainment/14-ways-
youre-mistreating-iphone/
PHYSICAL CHANGE
•
Because there are 3 types of states,
there are 6 ways that something
could be physically changed; solid
to liquid, liquid to gas, gas to liquid,
liquid to solid, solid to gas, and gas
to solid. For one that might not be
as obvious like solid to gas, an
example would be when you open
your freezer door and you see the
fog coming out of your freezer that
is your ice cubes shrinking.
http://www.creditslips.org/creditslips/20
15/01/the-melting-ice-cube-fallacy.html
KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY
•
Main points in the Kinetic molecular
theroy is that everything is made up
of very small particles. Those
particles are constantly in motion
and the more energy the particles
have the faster and farther apart
they can get.
https://www.boundless.com/chemistry/textbooks/b
oundless-chemistry-textbook/liquids-and-solids-
11/kinetic-molecular-theory-of-matter-83/the-
kinetic-molecular-theory-of-matter-371-1529/
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Worksheets:
•
KMT notes
•
Chemistry chapter 1.2 textbook
THE END
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Matter is the fundamental component of everything around us, existing in various forms such as solids, liquids, and gases. This article delves into the states of matter, chemical changes, physical changes, and the kinetic molecular theory, shedding light on the basic building blocks of life and the transformations matter can undergo.
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MATTER MATTERS By: Felicia Poelzer, and Alyson Vance
MATTER Matter is as everyone says is "the basic building blocks of life". It comes in many different forms such as shape, colour, texture, states (solid, liquid, gas), viscosity, and strength. Matter makes up everything from the smallest bug to the tallest building. http://carsongee.com/blo g/2010-09-25/92
STATES OF MATTER There are 3 states of matter. Solid, liquid, and gas. First lets talk about solids. Solids are made up of molecules that are tightly packed together that vibrate. Next moving on to liquids. Liquids when put into a container will then take the shape of the container. Liquids are molecules that are packed together but instead of the molecules vibrating they swipe and slide past each other. And lastly gas. Gases spread out so far apparat that their physical form is no longer visible. http://www.movdata.net/ states-of-matter.html
CHEMICAL CHANGE Chemical change is when you change something that cannot be reversed and you give it new properties. An example would be scratching or cracking your phone screen. Thought out could get a new screen, you cannot change the state of the current screen. http://emgn.com/entertainment/14-ways- youre-mistreating-iphone/
PHYSICAL CHANGE Because there are 3 types of states, there are 6 ways that something could be physically changed; solid to liquid, liquid to gas, gas to liquid, liquid to solid, solid to gas, and gas to solid. For one that might not be as obvious like solid to gas, an example would be when you open your freezer door and you see the fog coming out of your freezer that is your ice cubes shrinking. http://www.creditslips.org/creditslips/20 15/01/the-melting-ice-cube-fallacy.html
KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY Main points in the Kinetic molecular theroy is that everything is made up of very small particles. Those particles are constantly in motion and the more energy the particles have the faster and farther apart they can get. https://www.boundless.com/chemistry/textbooks/b oundless-chemistry-textbook/liquids-and-solids- 11/kinetic-molecular-theory-of-matter-83/the- kinetic-molecular-theory-of-matter-371-1529/
BIBLIOGRAPHY Worksheets: KMT notes Chemistry chapter 1.2 textbook
THE END Thanks for watching!
