Matter and its

interactions
(MS-PS1-2)
Science interactive notebook
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 1.
physical and
chemical properties

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Physical properties Chemical properties

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 2.
States of matter

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descriptions
Molecules
vibrate in Molecules move
position, and are freely and are in
tightly packed constant
together contact with one
Molecules are another
spread far apart
and occasionally
collide

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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 SOLIDS
DESCRIPTION ILLUSTRATIONS

Molecules vibrate in position, and are

tightly packed together

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 LIQUIDS
DESCRIPTION ILLUSTRATIONS

Molecules move freely and are in

constant contact with one another

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 gases
DESCRIPTION ILLUSTRATIONS
Molecules are spread far apart and
occasionally collide

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 3.
ANALYZING EVIDENCE

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Instructions
Examine the evidence on the following slides
and indicate whether or not a chemical
reaction has occurred. You must state the
specific evidence that led to your conclusion.

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 Is this due to a chemical
reaction? Why or Why not?

Answer:
rust
Over time, these iron
chains rusted.
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 PHOTOSYNTHESIS
THE FOLLOWING EQUATION REPRESENTS THE
PROCESS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN PLANTS.

6 CO2 + 6 H2O + light C6H12O6 + 6 O2

In words, this equations tells us that 6 molecules of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and 6 molecules of
Water (H2O) combine in the presence of light to form 1 molecule of Glucose (C6H12O6) and 6
molecules of Oxygen (O2).

Is this a chemical Answer: It is a chemical reaction because when the carbon

reaction? Why or and water and light are together it makes a new substance
Why not?
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 Boiling water
When water boils, it changes
states from liquid to gas.

Answer:
Is this a chemical
reaction? Why or
It isn't a chemical reaction because
Why not? water didnt change it is still water
but it changed form
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Is this process a
Answer:
chemical It isn't a chemical
reaction? Why or
why not? change it just
changed form it is
still milk

Making ICE-CREAM
The word ice-cream perfectly describes the process by which ice cream is made.
Cream, which is a liquid like milk, is surrounded by ice and churned until the cream
becomes the semi-solid treat you enjoy in the summer!!
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