definition and states of matter

2. What matters
to you?

3. Matter
Matter, matter everywhere.
There’s matter in your hair.
Matter in the air.
There’s even matter in a pear!
There’s liquid matter, solid matter,
and matter that’s a gas.
Even YOU are matter,
because you have volume and mass!

4. Is anything that takes up space
and has mass.
Examples: ice, water and clouds.

5. Matter-
-is anything
-occupies space
-has mass
-has weight
-has volume

6. Basic Composition
Matter is made up of:
a.Molecules
b.Atoms

7. Molecules
-they are the
tiny building
blocks of matter.

8. atoms
They are the
tiniest parts
of a molecule

9. An atom has sub-atomic parts:
a.Electron
b.Proton
c.neutron

10. nucleus
-Central part of an atom
-houses two subatomic particles
a. Proton b. neutron

11. proton
Positively charged particles
neutron
-Neutral in charge
-no charge

12. electron
-Negatively charged subparticles
-travelling around the nucleus

14. Solid Matter
A solid has a definite shape and
volume.

15. Liquid Matter
Liquid has definite volume, but
takes the shape of a container.

16. Gas Matter
Gas has no definite shape or volume.

17. Arrangement
of Molecules

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