
Chemistry Module 1 Lesson 1
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Chemistry
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11th Grade
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Lindsay Comer
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By Lindsay Comer
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Open Ended
Everything around you is made of what? Hint: 6 letter word
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Look around the room…
•Everything – all of the “stuff” around you – is made of matter!
•Chemistry is the study of matter and how it changes
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Multiple Choice
Which step of the Scientific Method is a testable explanation of a situation or phenomena. (Hint: Typically written as an if-then statement.)
Experiment
Observation
Hypothesis
Data Analysis
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Your Hypothesis needs to be
Testable - can you design an experiment to test it?
Falsifiable - can it be proven wrong?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a relationship in nature supported by many experiments with no known exceptions?
Scientific theory
Legal law
Scientific law
General theory
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an explanation of a natural phenomenon based on many observations and investigations over time?
Scientific theory
Legal law
Scientific law
General theory
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Describe
Example: Law of Conservation of Mass
Matter cannot be created or destroyed - mass is conserved
CH4 + 2 O2 → CO2 + 2 H2O
Scientific Law
Explain
Example: Atomic theory
Explains that all matter is made of atoms
Scientific Theory
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Multiple Choice
If scientists are experimenting to gain knowledge for the sake of knowledge, what type of research are they conducting?
Pure
Applied
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Multiple Choice
If scientists are helping to solve a specific problem, what type of research are they conducting?
Pure
Applied
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Fill in the Blanks
Matter is anything that has - - - - and takes up - - - - -.
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Multiple Choice
The measurement of mass reflects...
how much space the substance takes up
how much Earth's gravitational pull affects the amount of matter
how much matter is in a substance
how much heat is a substance emitting
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Multiple Choice
The measurement of weight reflects...
how much space the substance takes up
how much Earth's gravitational pull affects the amount of matter
how much matter is in a substance
how much heat is a substance emitting
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Earth's gravitational pull on matter
Weight
Amount of matter
Mass
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Multiple Choice
Which would scientists use to measure amount of matter?
Weight
Mass
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Open Ended
Why would a chemist need to use a model to study atoms and molecules?
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