Title: Riddle
1Riddle
- It can be anything, and it makes up everything.
- But it always takes up space and has mass.
- What it is?
MATTER
2Matter and Its Changes
3Chemistry Definition
- The study of properties of matter and how it
changes
4What is Matter?
- Anything that
- Has Mass
- Takes up Space (volume)
5Building Blocks of Matter
- Elements Cannot be broken down into any other
substance by chemical or physical means - All matter around you is composed of one element
or a combination of elements
6Building Blocks of Matter - 2
- Molecule 2 or more atoms chemically bonded
together, making a new substance - Compound A molecule made of 2 or more elements,
making a new substance
7Building Blocks of Matter - 3
- Mixture 2 or more substances mixed by not
bonded to make a new substance - Solution a well mixed mixture in liquid form
(salt water)
8Homogeneous vs. Heterogeneous
- Homo means same
- Hetero means different
- Homogeneous mixture is the same everywhere
- Cant see individual pieces, cant filter
- Heterogeneous mixture is not the same everywhere
- Different in different places
- Can see the pieces
- Can filter usually
9Mixing Liquids
- Miscible
- two liquids that dissolve in each other. They
mix to form a solution - Immiscible
- Two liquids that dont mix and stay mixed. They
may make a suspension, but they dont make a
solution
10Changes in Matter - 1
- Physical Change change in form or appearance
that does not change the actual substance (ice to
water to steam)
11Changes in Matter - 2
- Chemical Change substances mix to form new
substances with different properties
12Observing Chemical Reactions
- Key Characteristic production of new materials
that are chemically different from the starting
materials - Gas released
- Temperature change
- New solid material
- Smell
- etc
13Chemical Reactions on a Small Scale
- ONE (1) particle of an element is an ATOM
- Molecule 2 or more atoms combined
14Chemical Reactions on a Small Scale
- Chemical BONDS are the glue that holds atoms
together - Chemical REACTIONS occur when chemical bonds are
formed or broken.
15Section 1.1 Review Questions
- 1. How are element, compound, mixture different?
- Element cannot be broken down.
- Compound is two or more elements combined
chemically. - Mixture is 2 or more items that can be physically
separated
16Section 1.1 Review Questions
- 2. What forms of evidence show a chemical
reaction has take place?
- New substances are formed, can be seen by color,
precipitation, gas released, temperature changes,
changes in properties.
3. What happens to chemical bonds in a chemical
reaction?
- Bonds are broken or new bonds may form
17Section 1.1 Review Questions
- 4. What is difference between atom and molecule?
- Atom is smallest particle of an element.
Molecule is combination of 2 or more atoms
- Ice cream melting is physical.
- Sugar dissolving is physical
- Gasoline burning is chemical
- mirror fogging is physical
- milk souring is chemical
5. Classify changes for Ice cream, sugar,
gasoline, mirror, milk