CHAPTER 5:
KEYWORD
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                 Liquid
•Matter        • Gas
• Particle     • Diffusion
• Extraction
• melting      • Evaporation
• Boiling      • Condensation
• Solubility   • Freezing
• solid        • sublimation
  5.1 WHAT IS A MATTER?
               mass
Substance that has
and occupies space
           Almost          Living things
           everything
           In nature is   Non-living thing
           a matter
Use a pin to prick
  the balloon
Air has mass and
    occupies space
solid has mass
      and
occupies
 space
      PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER
- Properties that can be identified by our five senses or measuring tools
   Pan is made of
   heat conductor                             Handle is made of
   such as steel                                 heat insulator
                                                 such as plastic
      PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER
- Properties that can be identified by our five senses or measuring tools
Different liquids have              Melting point of ice is the
   different boiling              temperature at which ice changes
        points                    into liquid at certain temperature
      PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER
- Properties that can be identified by our five senses or measuring tools
    Sugar can dissolve in coffee
      CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER
- Properties that become evident when it changes to a new substance
 Rusting occurs on iron
 when it is exposed to
 water and air
CHEMICAL
PROPERTIES
OF MATTER
 - Properties that
 become evident
 when it changes
 to a new
 substance
HOW CAN WE CLASSIFY    density
MATERIALS BY THEIR
DIFFERENT CHARACTERISTICS?
               Melting point
 solubility
                and boiling
                  point
1.
     density
 lower density float,
  higher density sink
2. Melting point and boiling point
                             Ice melts
                             at 0oC
                            water boils
Iron melts at 1536oC        at 100oC
3.
      solubility
    Ability of
  substance to
  dissolve in a
given amount of
solvent to form a
    solution
Solubility  depends on
the physical and
chemical properties of
its solute and solvent
 5.2 THREE STATES OF MATTER
1)Characteristic
2)Diffusion rate
3)Changes in the state
4)Examples of change of
 state of matter
           MATTER
Made up of tiny particles which are
discrete and always moving around
   STATES OF MATTER
solid    liquid       gas
What is the substance
that exists in all three
states naturally?
What is the substance
that exists in all three
states naturally?
WATER
What is the substance
that NOT exists in all
three states naturally?
What is the substance
that NOT exists in all
three states naturally?
  SUN
HEAT IS SUPPLIED
     COOLED
COMPARISON OF CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE STATES OF MATTER
                     SOLID           LIQUID              GAS
  MOVEMENT OF    VIBRATE IN FIXED MOVE RANDOMLY     MOVE RANDOMLY
    PARTICLES        POSITION                           AND FAST
   SHAPE AND      FIXED VOLUME    TAKE THE SHAPE     TAKE THE SHAPE
     VOLUME                       OF THE COTAINER   AND FOLLOW THE
                                     BUT FIXED       VOLUME OF THE
                                      VOLUME           CONTAINER
     MASS           FIXED MASS      FIXED MASS       NO FIXED MASS
 COMPRESSIBILITY INCOMPRESSIBLE     DIFFICULT TO      COMPRESSIBLE
                                     COMPRESS
                 SOLID           LIQUID        GAS
MOVEMENT OF   VIBRATE IN FIXED     MOVE         MOVE
 PARTICLES       POSITION        RANDOMLY   RANDOMLY AND
                                                FAST
              SOLID          LIQUID           GAS
SHAPE AND   FIXED VOLUME   TAKE THE SHAPE TAKE THE SHAPE
 VOLUME                    OF THE COTAINER  AND FOLLOW
                              BUT FIXED    THE VOLUME OF
                               VOLUME      THE CONTAINER
                   SOLID          LIQUID           GAS
COMPRESSIBILITY INCOMPRESSIBLE   DIFFICULT TO   COMPRESSIBLE
                                  COMPRESS
Activity 5.5
  Which matter represents
             your group?
DIFFUSION RATE IN
THREE STATES OF
MATTER
DIFFUSION
Process in which the
particles of substances
diffuse from high
concentration     area
to a low concentration
    area
IN A SOLID
Rate of diffusion of particles    is slow
                                             OBSERVATION
                                             Gel turns
                                             blue after a
                                             few days
IN A LIQUID
Rate of diffusion of particles    higher than in solid
                                          OBSERVATION
                                          Water turns
                                          purple after
                                          two hours
IN A GAS
Rate of diffusion of particles    is the highest
                                          OBSERVATION
                                          Brown colour
                                          bromine vapour
                                          spreads evenly
                                          throughout the
                                          gas jar in a few
                                          minutes
The smell
spreads
because its small
discrete particles
travels with the
air particles.
Diffusion has just
occured
CHANGES OF THE STATE OF MATTER CAUSED BY THE
ABSORPTION AND THE RELEASE OF HEAT BASED ON
KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER
MELTING
• Solid  liquid
• Absorbs heat
BOILING
• Liquid  Gas
• Occur at boiling point
• Absorbs heat
EVAPORATION
• Liquid  Gas
• Occur at any temperature
• Absorbs heat (surrounding)
CONDENSATION
• Gas  Liquid
• Occur at equal or below BP
• Release heat
FREEZING
• Liquid  solid
• Occur at freezing point
• Release heat
SUBLIMATION
• Gas  solid @ solid  gas