1. Classification of Matter Graphic Organizers
2. Physical vs. Chemical Properties
3. States of Matter
The Heart of the Matter

2. MATTER Mixtures Pure Substances Elements Heterogeneous Homogeneous
Compounds
Examples:
Solution
Solute
Solvent

3. MATTER Mixtures Pure Substances Elements Atom + Atom Atom + Atom
Made of Atoms
Has Mass &
takes up Space
Mixtures
Made of
more than one
type of matter
Pure
Substances
Made of one
type of matter
Heterogeneous
Made of more
than one phase
Can be separated
Homogeneous
one phase
Elements
Made of one
type of atom
Compounds
Made of 2 or
More atoms bonded
together
Examples:
Trail Mix
Salad
Solution
All its regions are
Identical
Ex: Kool-Aid
Atom + Atom
= Molecule
Atom + Atom
= Element
Solute
The stuff that is
dissolved
In the liquid
Ex: Kool-Aid mix
Solvent
The liquid that
forms the solution
Ex: Water
Molecule + Molecule
= Compound

4. Properties of Matter States Chemical Properties Physical Properties
Signs of Change
Chemical Reactions
Changes of State
Characteristics
Examples

5. Chemical Properties Physical Properties
Properties of Matter
Chemical
Properties
Describe how it can
form a new substance
States
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Physical
Properties
Describe a Substance
Chemical
Reactions
Atoms in two
substances
combine to form
new substances
Signs of Change
Odor
Change in Temp
Change in Color
Bubbles form
Solids form
Characteristics
Color
Shape
Size
Texture
Mass
Volume
Density
Changes
of State
Melting
Freezing
Boiling
Condensation
Ionization
Relaxation
Examples
2Na+Cl22NaCl
2H2+O22H2O
Examples
Burning
Rusting
Rotting
Tarnishing

6. States of Matter Temperature Plasma Gas Liquid Solid ________Energy
Atoms ____stuck
together
Gas
______Energy
Atoms _____stuck
together
__________
__________
____________
____________
_______Point
______Point
Temperature
Liquid
____________Energy
Atoms __________stuck
together
_________Point
_________
Solid
_____Energy
Atoms ______stuck
together
_________Point
_____________

7. States of Matter Temperature Plasma Gas Liquid Solid Highest Energy
Atoms not stuck
together
Gas
High Energy
Atoms not stuck
together
Ionization
Relaxation
Evaporation
Condensation
Boiling Point
Dew Point
Temperature
Liquid
Medium Energy
Atoms loosely stuck
together
_Melting Point
Melting
Solid
Low Energy
Atoms tightly stuck
together
Freezing Point
Freezing

8. Match the Columns Molecule____ Element ____ Compound ____ Volume ____
Amount of matter in an object
The smallest building block of matter
2 or more atoms combined together
The amount of space an object occupies
Is made of atoms
A substance with only 1 type of atom
A substance with 2 or more atoms bound together
A combination of different substances which retain their individual properties
Molecule____
Element ____
Compound ____
Volume ____
Mixture ____
Atom ____
Mass ____
Matter ____

9. Match the Columns_Answers
Amount of matter in an object
The smallest building block of matter
2 or more atoms combined together
The amount of space an object occupies
Is made of atoms
A substance with only 1 type of atom
A substance with 2 or more atoms bound together
A combination of different substances which retain their individual properties
Molecule__C__
Element __F__
Compound _G__
Volume _D___
Mixture __H__
Atom __B__
Mass __A__
Matter __E__