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THE STATES (Phases) OF MATTER Lindsay Mulligan LRC 320 Final Project Lindsay Mulligan LRC 320 Final Project

What is Matter?  Matter is everything around you. It is anything made of atoms and molecules. Matter is anything that has a mass.

What are the phases of Matter?  There are 3 phases of matter  SOLID ( rocks, wood, ice)  LIQUID (water, lava, things to drink)  GAS (air, steam)  There are 3 phases of matter  SOLID ( rocks, wood, ice)  LIQUID (water, lava, things to drink)  GAS (air, steam)

What are each made out of?  Gases, liquids and solids are all made up of atoms, molecules, and/or ions, but the behaviors of these particles differ in the three phases. The following figure illustrates the microscopic differences. Gas Liquid Solid  Gases, liquids and solids are all made up of atoms, molecules, and/or ions, but the behaviors of these particles differ in the three phases. The following figure illustrates the microscopic differences. Gas Liquid Solid

Here is the periodic table of elements. Each is color coded to show which element is a solid liquid or gas…

PROPERTIES The states of matter each are observed by a set of properties and can clearly be recognized by their unique differences The properties are: Density The mass of matter divided by it’s volume Shape Is it a fixed shape, or has it taken the shape of the container? Compressibility If we apply pressure, does the volume decrease? Thermal expansion How much does the volume change when heated? The states of matter each are observed by a set of properties and can clearly be recognized by their unique differences The properties are: Density The mass of matter divided by it’s volume Shape Is it a fixed shape, or has it taken the shape of the container? Compressibility If we apply pressure, does the volume decrease? Thermal expansion How much does the volume change when heated?

Properties Property:SolidLiquidGas Density:High Low Shape:FixedTakes shape of container Expands to fill container CompressibilitySmall Large Thermal expansionVery smallSmallmoderate

States of Matter This is what each state looks like as it is placed in a container…

SHORT VIDEO G HERE IS A SHORT VIDEO ON THE PHASES OF MATTER… G (After the video take a look at the concept map as well as the interactive websites for further learning!) G HERE IS A SHORT VIDEO ON THE PHASES OF MATTER… G (After the video take a look at the concept map as well as the interactive websites for further learning!)