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MATTER
any substance that has mass and occupies space
ATOMS
Matter is ultimately composed of
Elements
Atoms are unit pieces of
Atoms
Fundamental building blocks of all matter
Molecules
atoms bond together in specific geometric arrangements to form
*solid
*liquid
*gas
Matter exist in one of three physical states
Solid
in this state matter are very close and tightly packed together in a fixed location
*have definite fixed shape
*have definite volume, cannot be compressed
*attractive forces between the particles are strong (rigid structure.)
crystalline
internal geometric structure is regular and repeating
ex. salt, sugar, quartz
Amorphous
internal structure has no regular pattern
ex. glass, rubber, plastic, gel
LIquid state
particles of matter are close to each other and are free to move past one another
*has indefinite shape, assume shape of container
*has definite volume and cannot be compressed
*atrractive forces between the particles are weaker than in solid
liquid water, mercury, alcohol
examples of liquid state
gaseous state
particles of matter are far apart and free to move, where particles are uniformly distributed throughout the container
*has indefinite shape
mixtures
are composed of more than one type of atom or molecule and can be physically separted into component substances
mixtures
has variable compositions
pure substance
are composed of only one type of atom or molecule
Homogenous
mixtures have uniform properties throughout
*usually have one phase (not always)
*also known as solutions
*mixing is on the molecular level
Heterogeneous
mixtures do not have uniform properties throughout
*can have 2 phases, different or same
pure substance
are composed of only one type of atom or molecule
elements, compound
two types of pure substance
elements
basic building blocks of matter
*are composed of a single type of atom
*cannot be broken down future into simpler substances by chemical reaction
compounds
can be chemically separated into individual elements,
are composed of 2 more more atoms in fixed, definite proportions.
physical properties
the characteristics of matter that can be observed without changing its composition
*characteristics are directly observable
*associated with its physical exisitence
physical changes
changes that alter the state or appearance of the matter without altering the composition
chemical changes
changes that alter the composition of the matter