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• MATTER: Anything that has mass and a
volume.
• ATOMS: The building blocks of matter.
• MOLECULES: Two or more atoms that are
joined together by chemical bonds.
Physical and
Chemical Changes
• A change is a substance that does not change the chemical
makeup of the substance.
• EXAMPLES:
• 1. Breaking Watermelon – Changing from one big piece into
multiple smaller pieces.
• 2. Ice Cream Melting – Changing from one state of matter to
another
Physical
Change
MELTING: FREEZING: VAPORIZATION:
• Solid Liquid • Liquid Solid
• Shape • Shape YOUR TURN?!?!
• Temperature • Temperature
CRUSHING: BREAKING: CONDENSATION:
• Shape • Gas Liquid
YOUR TURN!?!?! • Any Others?!?!?! • What else?!?!
Characteristics of
Physical Changes
SUBSTANCES STAY THE
•
SAME, BUT SHAPE, SIZE
OR FORM DIFFER.
• 3 states of matter: Solid, Liquid, Gas
• Phase changes _________ change the particles.
• They ________ up with ____________.
• SOLIDS: Structural rigidity and resistance to changes
of shape or volume.
• Particles of solids are tightly packed, vibrating about a fixed
position.
Phases of Matter
Matter Changes
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