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Watch what’s happening What do you think is happening? What are the bubbles? Why is it bubbling?

What’s Up With Water p. 3R http://education.jlab.org/frost/how-to- draw-an-atom.html Draw individual hydrogen and oxygen atoms that are coming out of the tacks, explain your drawing

Page 4R States of Matter

Remember…the basic particle is an ATOM Atoms are amazing! They are the smallest particle known to exist. BUT – how these tiny particles move totally affects the structure of matter! When there is change in matter it is a PHYSCIAL CHANGE 4

1st state of matter: Solid Particles Arrangement- tightly packed Particle Motion- vibrate Energy- Slow Volume- Definite (fixed) Shape-Definite (fixed) Density-High except for water (it has medium density) Structure- crystalline

2nd State of Matter: Liquid Particles Arrangement- close Particle Motion- slide past one another Energy- Medium Volume- Definite Shape- Indefinite Density-Medium except for water (it has high density)

3rd State of Matter: Gas Particles Arrangement- Far apart Particle Motion- fast and move in all directions Energy- High Volume- Indefinite Shape- Indefinite Density- Low

Stand Up and Show the states of matter Solid- Stand 1 foot away from your classmates and shake Liquid- Slide slowly past one another, but don’t get too far away Gas- WALK past one another, move in all directions

Twig Videos Solid Liquid Gas