
CS - Stage 7 - Unit 2: Matter
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Tuan Hoang
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The particles in a solid are very close together.
This makes it difficult for the volume of a solid
to be made smaller. Solids have a fixed shape
because attractive forces hold the particles together.
These forces stop the particles from moving around.
The particles can only vibrate. This means that a
solid cannot flow.
Solids
The volume of a liquid cannot be changed. The
particles are very close together and cannot be
compressed. The particles touch each other but
they can move past each other. The attractive forces
between the particles are weak enough to allow
them to move but strong enough to hold them
together.
Liquids
Particles in a gas are a long way apart so they can
move quickly in all directions. The particles can
move easily because there are no attractive forces
between them. This means that gas has no fixed
shape or volume.
When you compress a gas, the particles move closer
together and the gas takes up less space.
Gases
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Heat is energy
When the particles receive energy they vibrate more / move faster and further apart.
- In solids: when they vibrate fast enough, the attractive force could not hold the particles together -> they start to slide past each other -> become a liquid
- In liquids: the attractive force is less than in solids, when the particles get enough energy to break free -> they become free and can move freely -> become a gas
When they lose energy they move less and stay closer together, reverse of the above process.
Changes of state
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Use a measuring cylinder.
The liquid forms a curve at the top (meniscus)
To read the correct volume:
- Your eye is level with the meniscus
- Read the measurement at the bottom of the meniscus
The thermometer uses the effect of heat on a liquid to read the temperature from the scale when the liquid expands
Measuring volume of a liquid
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Using particles theory to explain the changes of state
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The water on Earth is being constantly recycled.
1. Water moves into the atmosphere
Evaporation: Directly from the open water
Transpiration: evaporate from plants
2. Water in the atmosphere cools down
Condensation: Water vapour cools and changes to droplets of water, forming clouds
3. Water falls from clouds
Precipitation: the water droplets become heavy enough
4. Water falls on the surface of the Earth
Open water: precipitation collects in rives, lakes and oceans
5. Water in the ground
Groundwater: soak into the soil and rocks. Some moves to the streams and rivers. Some can move to the ground
Surface run-off: when groundwater move to the ground. When there is a lot -> soil can be carried off the land into rivers, can cause silted up and blocked.
The water cycle
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Atom means "cannot be divided"
- Nowadays we can see some of large kinds of atom with scanning tunnelling microscopes.
- There are many different types of atom (94 natural + 24 lab-made)
- Each type has different properties
Element is a substance made of just one kind of atom
Atoms, elements and the Periodic Table
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Periodical Table is a useful way to arrange the elements.
- They are arranged by mass of the atom and the number of electrons at the outer-most layer
- Elements with similar number of electrons outer layer are put into same groups (columns)
- Each row is called a period. Left side tends to give electron (Metals)
Symbol is useful shorthand way to refer to the elements. Usually made by 2 characters, first is always in UPPERCASE, latter is in LOWERCASE
Atoms, elements and the Periodic Table
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When the particles of a substance is made by different types of atom joined (bonded) together.
Compounds
Formula (singular)
Formulae (plural)
Particle diagrams
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Compound is a substance forms of one type of particle (molecules - can be bonded from different types of atoms)
Mixture is a substance forms of different types of particles/molecules in one place
Mixture vs Compound
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Poll
Describe ways in which the Sodium Chlorine (NaCl) is different from Sodium (Na)?
NaCl does not have shiny surface like Sodium (metal)
NaCl is white, while Na has a silver-like color
NaCl is formed of small salt crystals instead of a solid cube
NaCl is edible (can be eaten), Sodium is not
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Open Ended
Describe differences between Sodium Chlorine (NaCl) and Chlorine (Cl2)?
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Multiple Select
Which two elements are combined in Sodium Chlorine?
Na
Fe
Cl
O
Ca
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Multiple Select
Which two elements are combined in Hydrogen Sulfide?
He
H
S
O
Ca
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Multiple Select
Which two elements are combined in Magnesium Oxide?
Cl
Mg
S
O
Ma
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Open Ended
A student wrote this name for a compound made of Calcium and Sulfur:
Sulfur Calcium
What is wrong here?
Give a name of your choice!
The particles in a solid are very close together.
This makes it difficult for the volume of a solid
to be made smaller. Solids have a fixed shape
because attractive forces hold the particles together.
These forces stop the particles from moving around.
The particles can only vibrate. This means that a
solid cannot flow.
Solids
The volume of a liquid cannot be changed. The
particles are very close together and cannot be
compressed. The particles touch each other but
they can move past each other. The attractive forces
between the particles are weak enough to allow
them to move but strong enough to hold them
together.
Liquids
Particles in a gas are a long way apart so they can
move quickly in all directions. The particles can
move easily because there are no attractive forces
between them. This means that gas has no fixed
shape or volume.
When you compress a gas, the particles move closer
together and the gas takes up less space.
Gases
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