Description
This lesson aligns with the Common Core State Standards:
STANDARD 5 - Matter and Energy
"The competent science teacher understands the nature and properties of energy in its various forms, and the processes by which energy is exchanged and/or transformed.
5A. understands the atomic and nuclear structure of matter and the relationship to chemical and physical properties
5C. understands the cause and effect of chemical reactions in natural and manufactured systems
5E. analyzes the properties of materials in relation to their chemical or physical structures and evaluate uses of the materials based on their properties
5F. explains conservation of mass and energy and explains interactions of energy with matter, including changes in state"
Student note guide to the PowerPoint lesson I in the "Properties of Matter" unit - introductory chemistry. This lesson explains why elements and compounds are classified as pure substances; describes how mixtures are different from pure substances, and highlights the differences between solutions, suspensions and colloids.
PowerPoint lessons contain many graphics and links to short videos to further student understanding.
PowerPoint slides also contain notes for the instructor based on students most "frequently asked questions" or FAQ's to help clarify the subject.
A class activity is included at the end of each lesson.
*All PowerPoint lessons; review programs; student worksheets/activities and assessments for this unit can be found under the "Introductory Chemistry Complete Unit I Properties of Matter" zip file folder.
Terms/concepts covered in this lesson include:
composition
pure substances
mixtures
element
compound
atoms
periodic table
aurum
argentum
compound properties
fixed proportions
heterogeneous
homogeneous
particle size
solutions
suspensions
colloids
filtering
astronomydad
Lesson I Student PowerPoint Note Guide "Classifying Matter" by astronomydad is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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Description
This lesson aligns with the Common Core State Standards:
STANDARD 5 - Matter and Energy
"The competent science teacher understands the nature and properties of energy in its various forms, and the processes by which energy is exchanged and/or transformed.
5A. understands the atomic and nuclear structure of matter and the relationship to chemical and physical properties
5C. understands the cause and effect of chemical reactions in natural and manufactured systems
5E. analyzes the properties of materials in relation to their chemical or physical structures and evaluate uses of the materials based on their properties
5F. explains conservation of mass and energy and explains interactions of energy with matter, including changes in state"
Student note guide to the PowerPoint lesson I in the "Properties of Matter" unit - introductory chemistry. This lesson explains why elements and compounds are classified as pure substances; describes how mixtures are different from pure substances, and highlights the differences between solutions, suspensions and colloids.
PowerPoint lessons contain many graphics and links to short videos to further student understanding.
PowerPoint slides also contain notes for the instructor based on students most "frequently asked questions" or FAQ's to help clarify the subject.
A class activity is included at the end of each lesson.
*All PowerPoint lessons; review programs; student worksheets/activities and assessments for this unit can be found under the "Introductory Chemistry Complete Unit I Properties of Matter" zip file folder.
Terms/concepts covered in this lesson include:
composition
pure substances
mixtures
element
compound
atoms
periodic table
aurum
argentum
compound properties
fixed proportions
heterogeneous
homogeneous
particle size
solutions
suspensions
colloids
filtering
astronomydad
Lesson I Student PowerPoint Note Guide "Classifying Matter" by astronomydad is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
