Chemistry Chemistry is the study of matter Structure – how its put together composition - what it is made of changes – physical and chemical energy - added.

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Chemistry Chemistry is the study of matter Structure – how its put together composition - what it is made of changes – physical and chemical energy - added or deleted to effect change

Types of Chemistry Organic chemistry Inorganic chemistry Analytical chemistry Physical chemistry Nuclear chemistry Biochemistry Organic chemistry Inorganic chemistry Analytical chemistry Physical chemistry Nuclear chemistry Biochemistry

Matter Has inertia – due to mass and volume Resistance to change in motion Made of atoms In constant motion – thus has energy The ability to do work Potential Kinetic Has inertia – due to mass and volume Resistance to change in motion Made of atoms In constant motion – thus has energy The ability to do work Potential Kinetic

Scientific Method Theory vs. Law Theory explains, Law state observation Fact vs. Opinion Observance vs. Inference Theory vs. Law Theory explains, Law state observation Fact vs. Opinion Observance vs. Inference

Scientific Process Research Leads to an idea and hypothesis Experiment Control Variables Independent Dependent Results Analysis calculations, graphs, comparisons Conclusion Research Leads to an idea and hypothesis Experiment Control Variables Independent Dependent Results Analysis calculations, graphs, comparisons Conclusion

Laws that govern the interaction of matter Conservation of mass Lavoisier Conservation of energy Lavoisier Conservation of mass-energy Einstein Conservation of mass Lavoisier Conservation of energy Lavoisier Conservation of mass-energy Einstein