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States of Matter: Particle Model and Physical Characteristics

This concept map explores the different states of matter and their structures, using the particle model to explain their physical characteristics. It also includes sketches and images to enhance understanding.

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States of Matter: Particle Model and Physical Characteristics

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  1. KEYWORDS: matter, particle, state, solid, liquid, gas Complete the concept map about particles STARTER:

  2. Learning objectives To be able to: • Identify different states of matter in everyday objects (L3) • Describe the difference in structure of solids, liquids and gases (L4) • Use the particle model to explain the physical characteristics of solids, liquids and gases (L5-6)

  3. How are particles arranged?

  4. Animation

  5. Draw three boxes ... Sketch out your own ideas of what the particles in a solid, liquid and gas look like. Use a circle like this, to represent a particle:

  6. Is there an in-between?

  7. ? ? Jean Ryder/DHD Multimedia Gallery http://gallery.hd.org/ 1

  8. ? ? Mike Thompson www.chem-pics.co.uk 2

  9. ? James Gray/DHD Multimedia Gallery http://gallery.hd.org/ 3

  10. Mike Thompson www.chem-pics.co.uk 4

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  12. 100 oC ? ? Peter Hollamby 6

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  15. Mike Thompson www.chem-pics.co.uk 9

  16. 10 ? ? Mike Thompson www.chem-pics.co.uk

  17. 11 ? ? ? Peter Hollamby

  18. 12 ? ? ? Peter Hollamby

  19. 6.1 Solid, liquid and gas properties SOLID LIQUID GAS • Write down your ideas about the properties of solids, liquids and gases. • When you have finished, stick your notes in the correct boxes. • We will discuss your responses at the end.

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