States+of+Matter

=Concepts:= States of matter, Specific Heat =Associated GPS:= a) Compare and contrast atomic/molecular motion in solids, liquids, gases, and plasmas. [SC6-a] b) Collect data and calculate the amount of heat given off or taken in by chemical or physical processes. [SC6-b] c) Analyzing (both conceptually and quantitatively) flow of energy during change of state (phase). [SC6-c]

- LEARNING TARGETS
 * 1) I can compare and contrast atomic/molecular motion in solids, liquids, gases and plasmas.
 * 2) I can calculate the amount of heat given off or taken in by a chemical or physical process.
 * 3) I can analyze how energy flows during change of state.

States of Matter:

(1) Vocabulary: Outline: (2) Go over the following power point presentation. media type="file" key="States of matter-Phase change.swf" width="429" height="429"
 * (2) Outline :**
 * 1) What is matter?
 * 2) What is solid, liquid, gas? (Definitions and Characteristics)
 * 3) Properties: Family tree, Physical (Extensive and intensive) Chemical Props
 * 4) Changes : Chemical (deal this first), Physical changes
 * 5) Phase Change: Solid à Liquid à gas à Plasma [Section 12.4 Pg 425]
 * 6) What happens in a physical Change? Kinetic Molecular Theory (Pg 402)
 * 7) Energy changes (absorbed or released) pg 518 [measuring heat] during phase change
 * 8) Specific heat concept [ pg 520]
 * 9) Structure of matter [Pure substances (elements & Compounds) Mixtures (Homo & Hetero)]

Heat/Energy Transfer (SC6 b) Heat Transfer Lab (SC6b) = Topic: Plasma - The 4th state of matter = Create a page in your Wiki and name it "Proj-1 PLASMA" (The name must exactly be the same) All students will research on Plasma. The research should include the following in detail along with surrounding information (At least 100 words each item):
 * Project: Due date YTD**

Attention: This is a research paper, not a research paragraph. You must refer at least five resources to complete your research paper and cite these resources as explained under “references”. Layout: **Should have a Title as follows:** Title: Bold and Centered By: Your name Mr. Mohammad's Chemistry Class Pelham High School Body: Should be in paragraph form and should contain subheadings. Question answer format will not be acceptable. Should not be copy paste but paraphrased. **References:** Follow APA format (search the web to learn what is APA format) References should include: Name of the author, followed by the year published, then name of the article, name of the journal if available in italics, volume # if available, then Retrieved date, from (the web link)
 * 1) What? Who discovered? When?
 * 2) What is the particle arrangement? (Must have images)
 * 3) Where can it be found?
 * 4) How can it be created?
 * 5) Uses?
 * 6) Labeled Images (explaining what the image is) for both natural and artificial.
 * 7) Check language and grammar.

If name of the author or article is not available, then you can omit that part of the reference. Williams and Sprenger (1999). The 4th state of Matter: The Delta State, Retrieved on August 22, 2011 from []
 * Example: **

= Rubrics =
 * =Project: Plasma= ||
 * || Points obtained || Remarks, if any ||
 * Title (5): || 5 ||  ||
 * Subheadings & Paragraphs 10 || 10 ||  ||
 * What, who, when (15) || 15 ||  ||
 * Particle arrangement Text (10) || 10 ||  ||
 * Particle arrangement Image (5) || 5 ||  ||
 * Where (10) || 10 ||  ||
 * How (10) || 10 ||  ||
 * Uses (10) || 10 ||  ||
 * Images (10) || 10 ||  ||
 * References in APA (10) || 10 ||  ||
 * Two or less ||  ||   ||

= Learning Check = R U Ready?? Click ** HERE ** for a pre-assessment