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Solids, Liquids, Gases: StudyJams! Science | Scholastic.com

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Water can be a solid, a liquid, or a gas. So can other forms of matter. This activity will teach students about how forms of matter can change states.

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Matter: CONTENT

concept of mass, weight, volume

composition of matter, atom, molecule

states of matter ( solids, liquids and gases)

properties of states of matter

arrangement of molecules in solids, liquids and gases

concept of intermolecular force of attraction, intermolecular spaces, cohesive forces, brownian motion

effect of heat on states of matter

interconversion of states of matter

concept of melting, freezing, evaporation, boiling, condensation, sublimation, deposition, chemical change

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
The students will:

define - mass, weight, volume, atom, molecule,  intermolecular force of attraction, intermolecular spaces, cohesive forces, brownian motion

draw the molecular arrangement in solids , liquids and gases

state the properties of matter

differentiate between properties of solids, liquids and gases

draw conclusion/inferences from the demonstrations shown in class

infer the effect of heat on states of matter from the experiments demonstrated in class

represent the interconversion of states of matter in the form of a diagram

define - melting, freezing, evaporation, boiling, condensation, sublimation, deposition, chemical change

TRANSACTION PROCESS

Teacher demonstrates an activity showing two balloons one deflated and other inflated tied to a stick with the help of strings. Then teacher explains the concept of volume, weight  and mass.

Teacher shows various examples of different states of matter and explains the properties of matter.

Solid | Liquid | Gas
Duster , marker, notebook. | Water, juice and milk. | Inflated balloons.

Teacher will explain the terms mass, weight, volume, atom, molecule,  intermolecular force of attraction, intermolecular spaces, cohesive forces, brownian motion

Teacher will show the difference in arrangement of molecules in various states of matter using pictures

Teacher demonstrates experiments to prove the effect of heat on matter

Teacher explains the interconversion of states of matter through a diagram and video

Teacher shows videos to explain -(melting ,boiling ,freezing ,condensation) and energy changes associated with it.

METHODS USED

Audio Visual

Discussion

Demonstration

problem solving

analysis

experimentation

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OPEN THE FOLLOWING LINK    https://goo.gl/ycqVpe

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Water expands visibly when heated | Heat |  Expansion | Physics

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Solid Expand on Heating and Contract on Cooling

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STEP 17 -inter conversion of states of matter

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STEP 17 -inter conversion of states of matter

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the erratic random movement of microscopic particles in a fluid, as a result of continuous bombardment from molecules of the surrounding medium.

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STEP 16 -Inter conversions for states of matter

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STEP 16 -Inter conversions for states of matter

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inter conversion of states of matter by devanshu jain

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I AM UPLOADING THIS VIDEO FOR HELPING MY SCHOOL FRIEND AND OTHER IT IS VERY TO FIND THIS PPT JUST TYPE INTER CONVERSION OF STATES OF MATTER

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STEP 1-Inter molecular forces of attraction/ cohesive forces

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STEP 1-Inter molecular forces of attraction/ cohesive forces

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Molecules of substance attract each other, these forces of attraction are known as inter molecular forces of attraction

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read the paragraph and follow teachers instructions

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Matter is made of single particles called atoms and is any substance that has either mass or volume. Matter can exist in three states, either as a solid, a liquid or a gas.

Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter and bind together to make elements. Elements are a substance that can only have one type of atom. Hydrogen can only have hydrogen atoms, and oxygen can only contain oxygen atoms.

When two or more atoms combine, they form molecules. Molecules can be comprised of atoms that are different or alike. A water molecule is formed by the combination of two hydrogen atoms and a single oxygen atom. That molecular bond is better known as H2O.

Atoms are made up of three sub-atomic protons called protons, neutrons and electrons. The protons and neutrons are densely packed together in the nucleus, while electrons stay in constant random motion orbiting around the outside of the nucleus. These sub-atomic particles are actually known as composite particles and are made up of smaller particles called elementary particles.

Scientists have identified 37 elementary particles. Photons, bosons, gluons, hadrons, quarks, muons, leptons, taus and neutrinos also constitute parts of an atom. They each play a unique role, such as that of the gluon, which helps to hold quarks in place. Physicists have discovered the Higgs-Boson, which provides mass to the other particles. Other sub-atomic particles are thought to exist, but they have yet to be discovered.

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Matter is made of single particles called atoms and is any substance that has either mass or volume. Matter can exist in three states, either as a solid, a liquid or a gas. Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter and bind together to make elements.

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The amount of space occupied by a substance is known as its volume
solid occupies space

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activity to prove air has preoccupied space

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STEP 7 -Solids liquids and gases have mass

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STEP 7 -Solids liquids and gases have mass

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an activity to prove this property

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Measuring Mass of Solids, Liquids, and Gases

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gravitational force on earth- 9.8 m/s2 gravitational force on moon - 1.622 m/s

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STEP 5-Lets study the properties of matter

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STEP 5-Lets study the properties of matter

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what is the difference between weight and mass?

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STEP 4-How did matter come into existence????

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STEP 4-How did matter come into existence????

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Big bang theory

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What is The Big Bang Theory | Mocomi Kids

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Introduction- about 600 years before Christ Maharshi kannad was the first person to discover matter and he called it as "Padarth" and the indivisible part of matter he named it as "anu" which we today call as an atom