Students will be able to:
List and describe characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases.
Conduct a lab investigation involving changes in state of matter (given direction & procedures).
Read and interpret a heating curve graph.
Explain the relationship between atoms, particles, thermal energy and state of matter by Creating/Describing a simulation of the three states of matter.
Define, describe, and calculate the density of a substance; D=m/v
Create a model to show increasing density on the molecular level.
Explain the relative position of substances, based on density, in water = 1.0g/ml.
Convert numerical quantities using metric conversion.
Collect accurate data during a lab investigation.
Students will be able to recognize, define, and correctly use the following terms:
Solid Liquid Gas Plasma
Phase Change Boiling Point Melting Point Sublimation Deposition
Density Irregular shaped object Regular shaped object
Independent variable Dependent variable Mass Volume
WHAT Happens at the Molecular Level When Thermal Energy Is Added to a Substance?