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Properties of Matter
Mrs. Garner’s5th Grade Science Class
Atoms are the smallest part of an
element; the building blocks of matter.
Atoms
Matter is anything that has
mass and takes up space.
Matter
Molecules are particles that are
made up of two or more atoms of the same or different elements.
Molecules
The three typical forms of matter are:
solids, liquids, and gases; the states of water are: ice (solid), liquid water, and vapor (steam)
States of Matter
Solids- state of matter with a definite shape and
volume
Liquids- state of matter with a definite volume but no
definite shape; Liquids take the shape of their container!
Gases- state of matter with no definite volume or
shape; examples: water vapor; steam
Evaporate: the changing of a liquid to a gas
Defining the States of Matter: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
States of water can change when a change of temperature is involved.
Increase the Temperature--- solid to a liquid & liquid to a
gas
Decrease the Temperature----gas to a liquid & liquid to a solid
Color, size, shape, and the texture
(the way it feels) are the properties or characteristics of matter.
Properties of Matter
** Color
** Luster (shine)
**Shape
**Density (Mass)
** Texture (how it feels)
Physical Properties of a Substance
Sometimes matter is too small
to be seen without magnification.
Microscopes and Hand Lenses
the amount of matter in an object how heavy something is without
gravity measured in grams
Mass
Weight is the measure of the
pull of gravity on an object.
Weight
Comparing Mass & Weight
Mass -the measure of
the amount of matter in an object
Weight - the measure of the
pull of gravity on an object
Volume is the amount of space
that matter takes up.
Volume
-the science that deals with the
characteristics of elements, the changes that take place to form substances, and the laws of their behavior
Chemistry
Matter Can Undergo Two Different Types of Changes
Physical Change
Chemical Change
-the shape or form of a substance becomes
different, but the properties of the substance stays the same; it’s a change in the size, shape, or state of matter that does NOT CREATE A NEW KIND OF MATTER;
-Example- changing water into ice, or ice melting into water, water boiling into a vapor
Physical Change
-a change in matter that produces new kinds
of matter with different properties; atoms are arranged into new molecules
-Examples- Burning, rusting, explosions, acid
Chemical Change
A chemical reaction happens when
two or molecules interact and something happens or changes.
Chemical Reaction
Clues That a Chemical Change Has Taken Place :
Change in : color, temperature,
odor
Bubbles or Fizzing
Burning or Rusting
Measurement is finding a number that shows
the size or amount of something. There are two main “Systems of
Measurement”: Metric and US Standard.
Measurement
The metric system is a system measurement
that uses multiples of 10.
Length: 1 cm= 10 mm, 1 m= 100 cm, 1 km= 1,000 m
Volume: 1 L= 1,000 mL
Mass: 1 kg = 1,000 g
Metric System