CLASSIFYING

MATTER
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SILENCE!!!
MATTER- ANYTHING THAT OCCUPIES SPACE AND HAS
MASS.

2 TYPES OF MATTER
MATTER

PURE SUBSTANCES MIXTURES

PURE SUBSTANCES
Made up of the same types of particle all throughout.

2 TYPES
PURE
SUBSTANCES

ELEMENTS COMPOUNDS
 ELEMENT COMPOUNDS
- SIMPLEST PURE - MADE UP OF THE
SUBSTANCE AND SAME MOLECULE ALL
CANNOT BE BROKEN THROUGHOUT.
DOWN ANY FURTHER
BY PHYSICAL OR - EACH MOLECULE IS
CHEMICAL MEANS MADE UP OF TWO OR
MORE DIFFERENT
ELEMENTS
ELEMENTS COMPOUNDS
EXAMPLES EXAMPLES

1. OXYGEN 1. TABLE SALT

2. HYDROGEN 2. WATER
3. NITROGEN 3. METHANE
4. ALUMINUM 4. ETHANE
5. GOLD 5. CARBON DIOXIDE
 • MATTER
PURE SUBSTANCES MIXTURES

ELEMENTS COMPOUNDS HOMOGENEOUS HETEROGENEOUS

MIXTURE- a combination of two or more

substances that are physically combined.
- the substances that are mixed together can
be elements, compounds or other mixtures.
 2 TYPES OF MIXTURES
HOMO= SAME HETERO- DIFFERENT
HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURE
- IT LOOKS THE SAME THROUGHOUT - IT LOOKS DIFFERENT THROUGHOUT
-THE SAME COMPOSITION - DIFFERENT SUBSTANCE ARE
- “WELL MIXED MIXTURES” COMBINED TOGETHER

- ONLY ONE PHASE - “POORLY MIXED” MIXTURES

EXAMPLES- VINEGAR, CUP OF EXAMPLES- ADOBO, ICE CREAM,

COFFEE, SOY SAUCE, RAINWATER HALO-HALO
 CLASSIFY THE FOLLOWING AS HOMEGENEOUS OR
HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURES

1. SALAD - 6. PIZZA -
2. COFFEE - 7. SANDWICH -
3. ICE CUBE IN A DRINK - 8. SALT AND PEPPER -
4. WINE - 9. TACOS -
5. BLOOD - 10. MILO -
STATES OF MATTER
SOLID- IT HAS LIQUID - THEY FLOW
DEFINITE VOLUME EASILY NO MATTER HOW
HARD OR GENTLY WE STIR
AND SHAPE
THEM AROUND.
-THEY TAKE THE SHAPE OF
WHATEVER OBJECT THEY
ARE IN
 DO YOU THINK ALL SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS ACT THE SAME ?

CAN YOU THINK OF A LIQUID THAT SHARES TRAITS OF A SOLID OR CAN YOU THINK OF A SOLID
THAT SHARES TRAITS OF A LIQUID?

NON - NEWTONIAN SUBSTANCES

 STEPS IN MAKING OOBLECK

1. Combine two parts corn starch

with one part water.
2. Mix it using a spoon.
3. Put a little food coloring and
then mix again.
 NON-NEWTONIAN SUBSTANCES

- all fluids have a property

known as VISCOCITY that
describes how the
fluids flows commonly
throughout
of as how thick or thin a fluid is.
 EXAMPLES

OOBLECK - KETCHUP - IT
VISCOCITY IS NOT BECOMES LESS VISCOUS
CONSTANT, IT
WHEN
CHANGES
DEPENDING ON AGITATED.
THE STRESS OR
FORCES APPLIED
TO IT.
 Classification of Matter Worksheet
HOMOGENEOUS VS. HETEROGENEOUS MATTER
Classify the following types of matter as either homogeneous or heterogeneous.
__________1. carbonated soft drink
__________2. chocolate chip ice cream
__________3. corn syrup
__________4. black coffee
__________5. sugar water
PURE SUBSTANCES VS. MIXTURES
Classify the following types of matter as either homogeneous or heterogeneous.
__________1. sodium
__________2. eggs
__________3. coffee
__________4. carbon dioxide
__________5. table salt
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