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Page: 38, 1. Name 3 properties of glass: transparent, solid, water proof Page 38, 2. All materials you can ___ or ____ are matter hold, touch

Page, 38, 3. Light and _____ are not matter. Sound

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Define: matter, atom Label the parts of an atom and their basic

characteristics Observe video related to matter and its basic

stucture Understand models and how they are used in

science

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Warm-up Notes and discussion Video – atoms

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Chapters 2 Matter

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

Example: book, air, water, …. You

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Chemistry is the scientific study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter and the changes it undergoes. (glass making- sand, limestone,& soda ash)

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What is matter made up of?

2000 years ago, the Greek philosopher Democritus named the smallest piece of matter ATOM – “uncuttable or indivisible”

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Atom – the smallest complete unit of matter or “the basic building blocks of matter”

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There are 3 parts of an atom:

electron neutron

proton

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Nucleus which is the center of the atom contains

1. Proton – particle in the nucleus with a positive (+) charge

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2. Neutron – particle in the nucleus with no charge or neutral charge.

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Outside the nucleus

3. Electron – small particle with a negative (-) charge in orbit around the nucleus of an atom. 2000 electrons = 1 proton in weight *example diagram page 106-108

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1. The word atom means ________ in Latin or Greek Unbreakable, uncuttable, indivisible 2. Name the negative charged part of an atom: electron