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Chapters 1 & 2 Topics: Matter, Physical & Chemical Properties, Measurements, Sig Figs, etc  By the end of this lesson, I can… ◦ Classify something as matter or energy ◦ Identify whether a physical or chemical change has occurred ◦ Classify a symbol as a mixture, atom, molecule, or compound  Chemistry = the study of composition, structure, and properties of substances and the changes that they undergo  Matter= anything that has mass (made of atoms) and takes up space ◦ Resistant to change in motion; has weight  Are ya with me? List 3 examples of matter   Energy = the ability to cause change or to do work 2 types of NRG: ◦ Kinetic = energy of an object in motion ◦ Potential = energy of an object at rest  Are ya with me? List 2 forms of NRG associated with chemistry.   Law of Conservation of Matter = matter can neither be created nor destroyed Law of Conservation of Energy = energy can neither be created nor destroyed. Only transferred.    Solid = definite shape and volume Liquid = definite volume, takes the shape of its container, and has the ability to flow Gas = indefinite shape and volume   Physical Change = a change that does not alter the identity of a substance (shape, size, state) Chemical Change = a change in which one or more substances are converted into substances with different chemical properties Color Change Production of a gas (bubbles) NRG transfer 1. 2. 3. ◦ ◦ Formation of a precipitate 4. ◦ 5. Exothermic= NRG is released, feels warm Endothermic = NRG is absorbed, feels cold A cloudy solid formed from two clear liquids Change in odor   Pure Substances – Only one type of matter is present Mixtures- More than one type of matter is present but each kind retains its own properties. Can be separated by physical means  Heterogeneous = mixture that is not uniform ◦ How would you separate alphabet soup?  Homogeneous (aka “solutions”) = mixture in which the components are evenly distributed throughout ◦ How would you separate salt water? ◦ How would you separate salt and pepper? ◦ How would you separate pepper and sawdust?   Atoms = building blocks of matter Elements = composed of only one type of atom (Periodic Table of Elements) ◦ Metals ◦ Nonmetals ◦ Metalloids  Compounds = two or more DIFFERENT atoms combine to form one substance ◦ Cannot be separated by physical means  Molecules = two or more SAME atoms combine to form one substance ◦ Cannot be separated by physical means ◦ 7 Diatomic: “diatomic” = 2 atoms  Ex. HONClBrIF