Warm Up 11/16/15 In your IAN notebook, number from 1 – 20. You will only have 10 minutes to complete this activity! Around the room are pictures on the

Warm Up 11/16/15• In your IAN notebook, number from 1 – 20.

You will only have 10 minutes to complete this activity!• Around the room are pictures on the walls and

cabinets. Classify each picture as one of the following:– Element– Compound– Heterogeneous Mixture– Homogeneous Mixture (Solution)

Flubber• https://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJT2QOpnYb8• What is this character trying to do in this video?

• You will now fill out a Graphic Organizer for your Matter Notes. There are extra notes in this PPT. You can write them on your organizer OR on the page next to them in your IAN Notebook.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJT2QOpnYb8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJT2QOpnYb8

Matter

• Matter– Anything that has mass and takes up space

• Density = Mass/Volume (D = M/V)– Mass• A typically large body of matter with no coherent shape

– Volume• The amount of space an object occupies

– Density• The degree of compactness of a substance

Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF

Can be physically separatedCannot be physically separated

Cannot be chemically separated

Can be chemically separated

Homogeneous Mixtures

Heterogeneous Mixtures

Solutions

MixturesPure Substances

Density

On PTCapital letters

2 or more different elements chemically combinedSpecific ration

Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G

Colloids Suspensions

Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Pure Substance

• Pure Substance– A material that is composed of one type of

particle.– Two different types• Element

– Found on the periodic table

• Compound– A thing that is composed of two or more separate elements– Is composed ONLY of those combined elements.

Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Mixture

• Mixture– A substance made by mixing other substances

together• Homogeneous Mixture– A mixture that has uniform composition and

properties throughout• Heterogeneous Mixture– A mixture composed of units that aren’t uniform or

they have localized regions that have different properties

Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter

Elements Compounds

Metals Non-metals

mtllds

GlucoseC6H12O6

CHONPS

CO2

H2O

In Cells

cytoplasm

ECF






Solutions


Density



Parts

Solute

Solvent

Types

Hyper-

Hypo-

Iso-

-tonic

S L G


Matter Graphic Organizer

• Now that you have filled out the Graphic Organizer Notes for Matter, tape this in your IAN Notebook by folding it in half and taping one edge to your paper.

• On one of the blank sides, write a summary of organizer you filled out today in your own words.

What do you remember?• On the next page in your IAN Notebook, DRAW

the Bohr Model of a Hydrogen Atom.• The drawing should have ONE proton, ONE

neutron, and ONE electron.• You need to label each subatomic particle listed

above, and the following:– Nucleus– Energy Shell– Electron Cloud

Documents

Warm Up 11/16/15 In your IAN notebook, number from 1 – 20. You will only have 10 minutes to complete this activity! Around the room are pictures on the