Matter and Its Changes
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It can be anything, and it makes up
everything.
But it always takes up space and has
mass.
What it is?
Matter and Its
Changes
Chapter 2.1
Chemistry 1.1
Chemistry: Definition
The study of properties of matter and how it
changes
What is Matter?
Anything that:
Has Mass
Takes up Space (volume)
Building 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
Building 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
Building 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)
Homogeneous vs. Heterogeneous
Homo – means same
Hetero – means different
Homogeneous mixture is the same
everywhere
Can’t see individual pieces, can’t filter
Heterogeneous mixture is not the same
everywhere
Different in different places
Can see the pieces
Can filter usually
Mixing Liquids
Miscible
two liquids that dissolve in each other. They mix
to form a solution
Immiscible
Two liquids that don’t mix and stay mixed. They
may make a suspension, but they don’t make a
solution
Changes in Matter - 1
Physical Change:
change in form or
appearance that does
not change the actual
substance (ice to
water to steam)
Changes in Matter - 2
Chemical Change:
substances mix to
form new substances
with different
properties
Observing 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
Chemical Reactions on a Small Scale
ONE (1) particle of an
element is an ATOM
Molecule – 2 or more
atoms combined
Chemical Reactions on a Small Scale
Chemical BONDS are
the ‘glue’ that holds
atoms together
Chemical
REACTIONS occur
when chemical
bonds are formed or
broken.
Section 1.1 Review Questions
1. How are element,
Element cannot be
compound, mixture
broken down.
different?
Compound is two or
more elements
combined chemically.
Mixture is 2 or more
items that can be
physically separated
Section 1.1 Review Questions
2. What forms of
evidence show
a chemical
reaction has
take place?
3. What happens
to chemical
bonds in a
chemical
reaction?
New substances are
formed, can be seen by
color, precipitation, gas
released, temperature
changes, changes in
properties.
Bonds are broken or new
bonds may form
Section 1.1 Review Questions
4. What is
difference
between atom
and molecule?
5. Classify
changes: for
Ice cream, sugar,
gasoline, mirror,
milk
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