1. Molecules

2. Compounds
When the atoms of different kinds of elements bond together, they make a molecule called a compound
How many different types of elements are there?
How many types of molecules (compounds)?

3. Molecular Formula of a Chemical Compound
The molecular formula is how you write which atoms are bonded together to make the compound (molecule)
For example: Water
Molecular Formula: H20

4. NaCl
Salt
How many different types of elements are found in this chemical compound?
List all of the elements found in this chemical compound.
How many of each element?
How many elements/atoms are there all together? 2
2. Na (Sodium) and Cl (Chlorine)
3. 1 Sodium and 1 Chlorine
= 2

5. Sulfuric Acid - H2SO4
How many different types of elements are found in this chemical compound?
List all of the elements found in this chemical compound.
How many of each element?
How many elements/atoms are there all together? 3
2. H (Hydrogen), S (sulfur), O (oxygen)
3. 2 Hydrogen, 1 Sulfur, 4 oxygen
= 7

6. Sucrose - C12H22O11
How many different types of elements are found in this chemical compound?
List all of the elements found in this chemical compound.
How many of each element?
How many elements/atoms are there all together? 3
2. C (Carbon), H (Hydrogen), O (Oxygen)
3. 12 Carbon, 22 Hydrogen, 11 oxygen
= 45

7. What happens if you change just one little thing?
What happens if you get rid of one element’s atom or add one?

8. States of Matter 3 states/phases: Solid, liquid and gas
Atoms and molecules don’t change, the way they move does (physical change, not chemical change)
It changes when you add energy (heat or pressure) or lower the temperature

9. 3 States Ice (solid) Lowest energy and temperature
Molecules are held together tightly and hardly move
Liquid
Molecules moving around more
Gas
Steam or vapor
Molecules are hotter, looser and move faster

11. Changes in State
To change state you add kinetic energy (energy of movement) or take away kinetic energy

13. 212* F
32*F

16. What is their natural phase? (state at room temperature)
gas
gas
gas
Liquid
Liquid
Liquid
Liquid
Solid
Solid
Solid
What is their natural phase? (state at room temperature)

17. Dry Ice Frozen Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Carbon Dioxide is a gas at room temperature and freezes solid at degrees Fahrenheit (-78.5 degrees C) (melting point)
Carbon Dioxide changes directly from a solid to a gas (sublimation)

18. Dry Ice Make sure to wear goggles and gloves
Do not touch the dry ice, just look
Slowly pour water over it and see what happens
Question: Why does water make dry ice sublimate more quickly?

19. Choose an activity: Molecular Formula/ Chemical Compound Practice
2. Research on a Google Doc (share with Sascha): What is plasma?
3. Research on a Google Doc (share with Sascha): Why does dry ice sublimate and not melt (hint: pressure and temperature)