1. Sept 21 AR 1:34 – 1:49 pm 1

2. Student Planner September 21 Place this in the proper place
Vocabulary quiz Thursday 9-29
Tomorrow is a minimum day – arrange transportation.

3. Notebook Pages – start at Sept 14, the last day we entered material in the notebook. Tape Sept 15 on LEFT side of the next page. Do the same for Sept 16 then Sept 20.
We are skipping Sept 19.

4. Write the answer to answer the previous day’s Essential Question:
Explain why matter transitions from one state to another 4

5. Write your Summary on the previous class notes.
Review of last class
Passed back the post test. Took the triad 2 pretest. Were given the letter head and first sentence to communicate results of the measuring lab. Took notes on states of matter.
Write your Summary on the previous class notes. 3

6. Topic/Objective:
Name:
States of Matter
Class/Period:
Date: Sept 21, 2016
Essential Question: Identify the most common state of matter in the universe.

8. the state in which matter changes in both shape and volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

9. 2. the state in which matter takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

10. 3. the physical forms in which a substance can exist
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

11. 4. state in which matter has a definite shape and volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

12. Answers 15

13. the state in which matter changes in both shape and volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

14. the state in which matter changes in both shape and volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

15. 2. the state in which matter takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

16. 2. the state in which matter takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

17. 3. the physical forms in which a substance can exist
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

18. 3. the physical forms in which a substance can exist
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

19. 4. state in which matter has a definite shape and volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

20. 4. state in which matter has a definite shape and volume
States of matter Solid
Liquid Gas
Pressure Boyle’s Law
Charles’s Law Plasma 15

21. Measuring lab report due Friday.
HOMEWORK
Measuring lab report due Friday.
Grade improvement for triad 1 is available till Sept 30. You will need to come in BS,AS,L to get credit. 15

22. Notes – States of matter
Today’s Work
Pass back past work
Vocabulary words
Notes – States of matter

23. Vocabulary 3.1 – definitions in book
States of matter
Solid:
Liquid:
Gas:
Pressure:
Boyle’s Law:
Charles’s Law:
Plasma:

24. States – physical differences of the same matter
States – physical differences of the same matter. There are 4 states of matter: Hand models are: (List the hand model) Gas Liquid Solid Plasma

25. States of matter show the energy of the matter –
Lowest energy to highest->
Solid, liquid, gas, plasma

26. Molecular movement per state:
Solid – bonded, vibrate in place definite volume, shape
Liquid – single bond, flow to fill container. Definite volume, shape fills container.
Gas – no bonds, free moving through out container. Indefinite volume or shape

27. Plasma – a gas which has an electric charge
Plasma – a gas which has an electric charge. The most common state of matter in the universe. The sun is mainly plasma