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What is an Atom?

A tiny piece of matter that is too small to see. 

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What is matter?

The stuff that things are made of.

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What are molecules? 

A group of atoms joined together in a particular way.

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Name three models that we have done in class?

Pasta Model, Models of different kinds of molecules from the book MADE OF MATTER, and Fan Model. 

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What is the chapter question?

Why did the food coloring separate into different dyes?

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Define Properties of substances?

Color, Smell, Texture

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Define properties of molecules?

Shape, Size, Weight

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biggest to smallest: 1 water molecule, 1,000,000 water molecules, 1 drop of water, 1 atom, 1 glass of water

1 glass of water, 1 drop of water, 1,000,000 water molecules, 1 water molecule, and 1 atom

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What is the unit question? 

What happens when two substances are mixed together?

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What is a nanoscale?

It is the scale of particles like atoms and molecules. 

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Draw a diagram that you read about and explain your diagram? (Ocean water, Blood, Ancient food, chromatography test)

Separating pure water from salty water, Centrifuge, and Gas Chromatography

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What did you enjoy most about this chapter? 

All answers are correct.

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Define inference and observation?

Inferences are conclusions that we can draw from what is known and observable.

Observations: Uses five senses.

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Write three sentences on the whiteboard using science words(Like atoms, properties, mixture, etc). Each sentence needs to have two science words in it. 

Correct

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Based on the fan model, what objects moved the farthest? And what did each object represent?

Red ball and Foam Peanut. Molecules.



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What are three things that a diagram needs to have in order to be a clear diagram?

Labels, Keys, and Arrows.

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What were the three models that we learn today? If you can not name all three name at least 2.

Color Changing Model, Growing Model, and Attraction Model. 

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Based on the chromatography test, What was the text mixture, medium, and solvent?

Mixture: Food Coloring

Medium: Paper

Solvent: Water

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Based on the chromatography test, Why do some dyes travel farther than others?

The food coloring is separated into different dyes because the molecules in the dyes have different properties 

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Trick Question... 

Free points 

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Who took the first picture of an atom?

David Nadlinger.

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When does a molecule react?

A reaction occurs when two or more molecules interact. 

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Explain the Chromatography test

●The food coloring is separated into different dyes because the molecules in the dyes have different properties 

●The blue dye moved the farthest, the yellow dye was in the middle, and the red dye moved the least.

●blue dye was light/small/not attracted to the paper.

●yellow dye was medium weight/somewhat attracted to the paper/medium size.

●molecules of the red dye were heavy/large/attracted to the paper.

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List three natural mixtures. Then list three mixtures made by people.

Natural Mixture: Soil, Rock, Water, ect


Mixtures by people: Paint, Juices, Shampoo, ect

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Draw a simple diagram by using these words:  Substance, Atoms, Molecule, Mixture.

Atoms--> Molecule--> Substance--> Mixture