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Unit B: Chemistry
Chapter 4: People of all cultures investigate matter according to various properties
AE9.3 I CAN demonstrate an understanding of the classification of pure substances (elements and compounds), including the development and nature of the Periodic Table. / Date Completed/ Understood:I CAN use a flow chart to illustrate the differences between elements, compounds and mixtures.
I CAN classify pure substances as elements or compounds.
I CAN select and integrate information from various print and electronic sources to construct visual representation of given elements.
4.1Investigating Matter
Use textbook pages 121-127 to answer the following questions:
- How long ago were fireworks invented? ______
- Where were they invented? ______
- Label the following diagram with the four elements believed by the Nakawe people to make up the physical world.
- Which element is responsible for the shaping and creation of Mother Earth? ______
- How is a mechanical mixture different from a solution?
- Is a compound, such as water, a pure substance or a mixture?______
- How do you know?
- What are the four common states of matter that scientists use to describe matter in the universe?
- Can a sample of matter exist in two states at one time? Use an example to explain your answer.
- Classify each:
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Circle one:
- Homogeneous mixture
- Heterogeneous mixture
- Pure substance
- Why?
Circle one:
- Homogeneous mixture
- Heterogeneous mixture
- Pure substance
- Why?
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- What are two benefits of solution mining for potash (material containing mainly potassium chloride) over conventional mining of potash in Saskatchewan?
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Matter Classification
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AE9.1 I CAN distinguish between physical and chemical properties of common substances, including those found in household, commercial, industrial, and agricultural applications. / Date Completed/ Understood:I CAN demonstrate knowledge of WHMIS standards by using proper techniques handling and disposing of lab materials.
I CAN investigate a common material and describe its physical properties.
I CAN group substances based on their physical and/or chemical properties.
I CAN distinguish between a physical and chemical change.
I CAN justify my reasons for concluding that a property of matter is either physical or chemical.
I CAN differentiate between properties and changes in matter, based on evidence.
4.2Physical and Chemical Properties
Use textbook pages 131-140 to answer the following questions:
- Use page 133-137 in your textbook and online resources to fill out the following chart:
Physical Property / Description / Example
Colour and lustre
Melting point
Boiling point
Density
Solubility
Ductility
Crystal shape
Conductivity
Hardness
Texture
Malleability
Magnetism
Chemical Property / Description / Example
Combustibility
Reactivity
Toxicity
- List 4 physical properties of each substance:
- Water
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- Iron metal
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- Baking soda (sodium hydrogen carbonate)
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- What does a chemical property describe about a substance?
- Identify each of the following observations as evidence of either a physical change or a chemical change (circle one).
- A piece of copper is heated until it melts.Physical changeChemical change
- A silver spoon darkens when left in the air.Physical changeChemical change
- Paper burns in a candle flame.Physical changeChemical change
- A piece of plastic is stretched until it breaks.Physical changeChemical change
- Table salt melts at 801°C.Physical changeChemical change
- From the following list, indicate which would make good conductors (circle one).
- CopperGood Conductor Bad Conductor
- StyrofoamGood Conductor Bad Conductor
- IronGood Conductor Bad Conductor
- Woollen mittenGood Conductor Bad Conductor
- Identify each of the following as a statement that describes either a physical property or a physical change (circle one).
- Ice melts.PropertyChange
- Hydrogen is a colourless gas.PropertyChange
- You chop a carrot.PropertyChange
- Copper wire bends easily.PropertyChange
- The ruby slippers are red.PropertyChange
- What is an advantage of to the environment of making corn-based products?
- What is a disadvantage of to the environment of making corn-based products?
- Compare and contrast traditional medicines used by First Nations and Metis peoples and modern pharmaceutical drugs.
Similarities:
Differences:
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Traditional medicines
Modern pharmaceutical drugs
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