1. Warm up (p. 6): Analyze the Matter Diagrams. For each diagram: 1
Warm up (p. 6): Analyze the Matter Diagrams. For each diagram: 1. Identify it is a pure substance or a mixture If it is a pure substance, identify it as an element or a compound. Explain your reasoning for each of the six diagrams.
Date
Session #
Activity
Page #
9/6-7 3
Diagram warm up
Breaking matter into simpler substances 6
Elements, Compounds, Mixture Article & ?’s
turned in and graded, you will get this back later 7
Reading a Formula 8
Homework:

2. TLW describe classifications of matter by closely reading text, answering text questions and properly reading formulas.

4. Difference between elements and compounds… What question can you ask yourself?
All components of the material are the same.
CANNOT be separated by physical means No
Yes
Different components of the mixture
can be seen?
Made of two or more types of atoms?
Can be broken down into simpler substances?

5. Element, Compounds, Mixtures Text
1. Scan for unfamiliar Vocab
2. Second Read…
What surprised you?
What did the author think you already knew?
Color reference element definition to 2 places in your notes

6. Element, Compounds, Mixtures Text
1. Scan for unfamiliar Vocab
2. Second Read…
What surprised you?
What did the author think you already knew?
Color reference compound definition to 2 places in your notes

7. Reading Formulas Elements and Compounds are written using chemical formulas
Chemical formulas represent the composition of a molecule or compound, like a recipe. Symbols identify which elements are in the substance. First letter of an element symbol is capital, any others are lower case. (just like your name) Subscripts identify how many atoms of a particular element are in a molecule. If an element in a formula does not have a subscript, then the subscript is 1

8. Reading Formulas
symbol
In the following example: H2O Subscript for H = 2. There are 2 atoms of Hydrogen in a single water molecule Subscript for O = 1. There is one atom of Oxygen in a single water molecule.
subscript

9. In the example C6H12O6 Atoms of C in a single molecule of glucose: ______ Atoms of H in a single molecule of glucose: _____ Atoms of O in a single molecule of glucose: _____

10. Try these on your own:

11. Element, Compounds, Mixtures Text
1. Scan for unfamiliar Vocab
2. Second Read…
What surprised you?
What did the author think you already knew?
Color reference compound definition to 2 places in your notes

12. Element, Compounds, Mixtures Text
1. Scan for unfamiliar Vocab
2. Second Read…
What surprised you?
What did the author think you already knew?

13. Heterogeneous or Homogeneous?
Smoothie
Hot Tea
Stainless Steel
Granola

14. Element, Compounds, Mixtures Text
1. Scan for unfamiliar Vocab
2. Second Read…
What surprised you?
What did the author think you already knew?

15. Solution concentrated, dilute, solvent, solute, saturated
water

16. Solution concentrated, dilute, solvent, solute, saturated
(water)

17. Solution concentrated, dilute, solvent, solute, saturated

18. Exit Ticket
Put your name on the index card Element (one word that best describes, why) Compound (one word that best describes, why) Mixture (one word that best describes, why)