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Assignment Log #2

2/10 2/15 Definition of Matter Lab 175

Binder Check #1• Due Date: Thur., Feb. 16th • Due at the Beginning of Class• Table of Contents on-line – EDIT &

PRINT

• On: Thur, Feb. 16th and Fri. Feb. 17th2. Create: a ½ page of notes based on

Target Concepts on-line – front side only, done by hand

Test #1

Solid Liquid Gas

HEAT IS BEING ADDED

Examples of Sublimation

• MATERIALS MANAGER: ONE Large Zip Lock Bag w/ 3 small zip lock bags inside.

• Remove the three small zip lock bags from the large zip lock bags –DO NOT UNZIP the small bags.

Gas

Liquid

Solid

Control Variable: Same Packaging for al l substances

•Draw, label & color •Solid = Different for each table•Liquid = H2O + Food coloring• Gas = N2, O2, CO2, H

Write YES or NO for each characteristic

Gas

Liquid

Solid

Control Variable: Same Packaging for al l substances

What Two Characteristics for Solids, Liquids and Gases have “YES” as their answer?

What is a Physical Property of Matter?

-Change in form, shape or state…does not change the IDENTITY of the substance.

TEXT BOOK Pg. 85 (Each worth 5 points)

Physical Properties Definition (Own Words)

Example (Your Own)

Thermal Conductivity

State

Malleability

Ductility

Solubility

Density

One of 4 main phases of matter

Turn to the Periodic Table on Pgs. 196-197

You wil l Need BLUE, ORANGE & PURPLE

Shade in each box of your P.T. as fol lows:

• Liquid = BLUE = Do FIRST• Gas = - ORANGE = Do SECOND• Solid = - PURPLE = Do LAST

Finding Percents:Fraction Entire Decimal Rounded to

Nearest 100th

%

/109

/109

/109

22 divided by 109 = Nearest 100th Percent value

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/phases-of-matter.html

What Makes a Substance a Solid, Liquid, Gas or Plasma?

ENERGY

ENERGY

Plasma

Gas

Liquid

Solid

HomeworkNone– Unless you owe me late work

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