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matter
anything that has mass and takes up space
classified into pure substances and mixtures
particle
a singular atom or a grouping of chemically bonded atoms
pure substances
substances made of only one type of particle
classified into elements and compounds
element
matter with only one type of atom
compound
matter with different kinds of atoms bonded together in definite ratios (matter with only one type of molecule)
mixture
matter with more than one kind of particle
classified into homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures
homogeneous mixtures
mixtures with uniform composition to the naked eye
heterogeneous mixtures
mixtures with nonuniform composition to the naked eye
physical properties
properties that can be observed and measured WITHOUT changing composition of a substance
color, odor, density
chemical properties
a substance’s ability to change composition
baking soda and vinegar, a candle burning
physical change
a change that alters a substance WITHOUT changing its chemical composition
cutting, grinding, breaking, dissolving
chemical change
a change that alters a substance’s chemical composition
gas forms (not upon heating), color changes, odor changes, temperature changes (not upon heating or cooling)
properties of matter
the specific characteristics or traits used to describe, identify, and distinguish between different types of matter
classified into intensive and extensive properties
intensive properties
properties that do NOT depend on quantity of matter
color, melting point, boiling point, odor, density
extensive properties
properties that depend of quantity of matter
mass, volume, length
density formula
m/v

mass formula
d x v

volume formula
m/d
