2. Welcome to day 4 2, Sept 8, 2009 Objectives SWBAT identify homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures SWBAT Identify elements and compounds See your new groups and assigned seats Catalyst 1.What are some things that matter in your life? 2.How do you define or describe these things that matter?

3. Welcome to Unit 2 What does it f Oh, it matters because…. Chemistry is the STUDY OF MATTER

4. Agenda Catalyst/Who has to take the test Welcome to Unit 2 - What Does It Matter? Lecture Whiteboards! Exit Ticket

5. TAKING UNIT 1 TEST TODAY DURING LUNCH OR AFTER SCHOOL Jahaira Jasmine T. Joseph Omar Raul - Tomorrow

6. TAKING UNIT 1 TEST TODAY DURING LUNCH OR AFTER SCHOOL Alba – Tomorrow Carl Amy-Tomorrow Crystal S.

7. Unit 2: MATTER matters

8. Matter Matter – anything that has mass and takes up space

9. What is MASS? Mass is a measurement of HOW MUCH STUFF is in something Mass is the amount of matter in an object

10. Which has a greater mass?

11. What do we use to measure mass? We use a balance and measure mass in grams Triple Beam Balance

12. Mass is Constant! All matter has mass. The mass of an object is constant. This means it does not change if it is moved from one place to the next. For example, your mass is the same whether you are on Earth or the Moon!

13. FYI! Mass is NOT Weight! Weight is the force produced by gravity acting on mass Because gravity can change from one location to another, the weight of an object can change

14. Takes up space? All matter has VOLUME Volume is the amount of space an object takes up

15. Which has a smaller volume?

16. Matter Substance – matter that has a uniform and definite composition, substances contain only one kind of matter.

17. Matter Element or “Pure Element” - substance which cannot be further broken down into other substances. (consists of atoms of only one element – gold (Au), oxygen (O 2 ), Iron (Fe) - This will be anything on the periodic table

18. Matter Compound - a chemical substance formed from two or more elements. For example: - Dihydrogen Monoxide (water, H 2 O) - Carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) - Iron II Sulfate (Fe 3 SO 4 )

19. Matter Mixture - a blend of two or more kinds of matter. 2 types of mixtures:

20. Matter Heterogeneous mixture - no definite composition/properties. (Ex. - salad or pizza) “Easy to separate”

21. Matter Homogeneous mixture -have a uniform composition/properties throughout the sample. AKA Solutions. (Ex. - salt water, glass) “hard to separate.”

22. Matter Solution - homogeneous mixture – a substance (solutes) dissolves into another substance (solvent). Ex. Salt (solute) dissolving into water (solvent)

23. Individual Whiteboard Identify the following as a heterogeneous, homogeneous mixture, element, or compound. –Raisin Bran –Bronze –Platinum –Pure water –Kool-Aid

24. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Oxygen

25. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? H 2 O

26. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Salt water

27. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? NaCl

28. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Jelly and water

29. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Kool-Aid and Water

30. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Peanut butter and Jelly

31. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Salt Water

32. Element, compound, heterogeneous mixture or homogeneous mixture? Oil and water

33. Matter Take out a blank sheet of paper with a partner. As a group you will be constructing a concept bubble map of the following terms - Automobiles example

34. Matter Here is an example

35. Matter MatterHomogenous SubstanceHeterogeneous ElementMixture CompoundSolution Provide examples for: Homogeneous; heterogeneous, element, and compound

36. Classification of Matter MATTER SUBSTANCES: Cannot be broken without changing its identity ELEMENT: Simplest form of matter; cannot be broken down. COMPOUND: Substance in which elements are chemically combined. MIXTURES: Combination of substances in which the identity of each substance is retained. Homogeneous Mixture: Mixture is the same throughout. Ex. Carbon, Gold, Sodium Ex. Water, CO 2, sugar Ex. Gatorade, Air, Steel Heterogeneous Mixture: Mixture differs throughout. Ex. Granite, Vegetable soup

37. Exit Ticket (1) Identify the following as an element, compound, homogeneous mixture, heterogeneous mixture. (a)carbon, (b) Gatorade, (c) water, (d) salad (2) What is the difference between a compound and a mixture? (3) What is the definition of matter?