0. Overview and Review: 1 lesson
Success criteria: I can
describe the actions of particles in the three states of matter
identify the changes of state between the three states of matter
identify the term particle as a general term for atoms and molecules
Tier 3 terms: matter, state, particle = atom/molecule, solid, liquid, gas, evaporation, condensation, sublimation, freezing, melting, boiling
walk through
8 PT and Atomic Structure Topic Overview,
keep a copy as the basis of your study notes and checklist for Assessment Task 2.
We will be completing Inquiry Question 1 and it will be assessed in the half-yearly exam.
view the video Veritasium[4.52 mins] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCL8zqjXbME
participate in class discussion
Quick write (5 minutes):
“When a substance changes from a liquid to a gas, it takes up more space because the particles all get bigger.” Defend or challenge the statement in 3 sentences.
(Do not write Sentence 1 etc)
Sentence 1: When a liquid changes to a gas, the particles move ______ and become more ______.
Sentence 2: This could suggest the particles get bigger because ______.
Sentence 3: I believe that the statement is ______.
Sentence 1: When a liquid changes to a gas, the particles move ______ and spread ______.
Sentence 2: The particles do not get bigger; instead, they ______.
Sentence 3: I believe that the statement is ______ because ______.
Success criteria: I can:
describe the difference between an atom and an element
identify simple substances as elements, compounds and mixtures based on the arrangement of the atoms present
SST: matter, element, molecule, compound, pure, impure, mixture
Matter is classed based on different arrangements of atoms
as a stimulus activity, engage with PPT 8CHEM Dangers of dihydrogen monoxide.pptx
HOMEWORK
For each image at right, write the letter that it represents.
a) A (atom) or M (molecule)
b) E (Element or C (Compound)
e.g. For Q1: a) M b) C