1 / 24

WHAT ARE ATOM AND ELEMENTS?

WHAT ARE ATOM AND ELEMENTS?. ATOMS AND ELEMENTS. AN ATOM IS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF AN ELEMENT THAT STILL HAS THE SAME PROPERTIES OF THAT ELEMENT. AN ELEMENT IS THE SIMPLEST FORM OF MATTER BECAUSE IT CONTAINS ONLY ONE TYPE OF ATOM (CARBON, OXYGEN,HYDROGEN). ATOMS.

shika
Télécharger la présentation

WHAT ARE ATOM AND ELEMENTS?

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. WHAT ARE ATOM AND ELEMENTS?

  2. ATOMS AND ELEMENTS AN ATOM IS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF AN ELEMENT THAT STILL HAS THE SAME PROPERTIES OF THAT ELEMENT. AN ELEMENT IS THE SIMPLEST FORM OF MATTER BECAUSE IT CONTAINS ONLY ONE TYPE OF ATOM (CARBON, OXYGEN,HYDROGEN)

  3. ATOMS ATOMS CONTAIN SMALLER PARTICLES CALLED PROTONS, NEUTRONS, AND ELECTRONS.

  4. PROTONS, NEUTRONS, AND ELECTRONS ALL PROTONS ARE ALIKE. ALL NEUTRONS ARE ALIKE. ALL ELECTRONS ARE ALIKE. THEY DO NOT HAVE THE PROPERTIES OF ANY OTHER ELEMENT.

  5. THE PERIODIC TABLE ELEMENTS ARE THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL MATTER. EVERYTHING IN THE WORLD IS MADE FROM COMBINATIONS OF ELEMENTS. ATOMS OF EACH ELEMENT HAVE A CERTAIN NUMBER OF PROTONS. THE NUMBER OF PROTONS IN AN ATOM IS ITS ATOMIC NUMBER.

  6. PERIODIC MEANS REPEATING PATTERN THE PERIODIC TABLE IS A CHART WHERE ELEMENTS ARE ARRANGED IN ORDER OF ATOMIC NUMBERS. ATOMIC NUMBERS INCREASE AS YOU MOVE ACROSS A ROWW AND DOWN A COLUMN. ALL THE ELEMENTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE TABLE, EXCEPT HYDROGEN, ARE METALS. THE ELEMENTS ON TH EFAR RIGHT ARE NONMETALS AND MANY ARE GASES.

  7. ONLY TWO ELEMENTS ARE LIQUIDS AT ROOM TEMPERATURE, MERCURY AND BROMINE. THE ELEMENTS IN EACH COLUMN HAVE SIMILAR PROPERTIES.

  8. MOLECULES AND COMPOUNDS ELEMENTS ARE RARELY FOUND IN THEIR PURE FORMS IN NATURE. A COMPOUND IS A SUBSTANCE MADE OF ATOMS FROM TWO OR MORE ELEMENTS THAT HAVE COMBINED CHEMICALLY. A COMPOUND HAS A FORMULA-SYMBOLS THAT SHOW HOW MANY ATOMS OF EACH ELEMENT ARE PRESENT.

  9. PURE SUBSTANCES INCLUDE ELEMENTS AND COMPUNDS. IN A PURE SUBSTANCE, ALL PARTICLES ARE ALIKE. THE SMALLEST UNIT OF A COUMPOUND THAT CAN EXIST IN NATURE IS A MOLECULE. TWO ATOMS OF THE SAME ELEMENT BOND TO FORM A MOLECULE.

  10. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ARE THE TRAITS THAT DESCRIBE A SUBSTANCE BY ITSELF, NOT BY THE WAY IT COMBINES WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES. EXAMPLES OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: SMELL TASTE TEMPERATURE MASS

  11. PHYSICAL CHANGE IS WHEN A SUBSTANCE CHANGES BUT THE STAYS THE SAME SUBSTANCE. EXAMPLE: WATER IS STILL WATER NO MATTER WHAT STATE IT IS IN. IT CHANGES ITS PROPERTIES, BUT IT IS STILL WATER.

  12. SOLUBILITY IS THE ABILITY TO DISSOLVE. THIS IS ALSO A PHYSICAL PROPERTY. EXAMPLE: SUGAR CAN DISSOLVE IN WATER. WHEN THE SUGAR DISSOLVES, THE SUGAR MOLECULES ARE STILL THERE, THEY ARE JUST SO SMALL YOU CAN’T SEE THEM. OIL WATER WILL NOT MIX. THE WORDS DISSOLVE AND MIX ARE CLUES THAT A PHYSICAL CHANGE HAS HAPPENED.

  13. A MIXTURE IS A COMBINATION OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES IN WHICH THE SUBTANCES THEMSELVES ARE NOT CHANGED. THE SUBSTANCES UNDERGO A PHYSICAL CHANGE WHEN THEY ARE MIXED, BUT CAN BE SEPARATED FROM THE MIXTURE. A MIXTURE IN WHICH ALL PARTS ARE MIXED EVENLY IS CALLED A SOULTION.

  14. METALS A METAL IS A SUBSTANCE THAT IS A GOOD CONDUCTOR OF HEAT AND ELECTRICITY. ABOUT 75% OF ALL ELEMENTS ARE METALS. METALS ARE MALLEABLE-EASY TO SHAPE, BEND, AND FORM. METALS ARE ALSO DUCTILE, WHICH MEANS THEY CAN BE PULLED INTO THIN STRANDS WITH BREAKING.

  15. NONMETALS NONMETALS ARE SUBSTANCES THAT DO NOT HAVE THE PROPERTIES OF METAL.

  16. PROPERTIES OF METALS • ALL THE ELEMENTS N THE SAME COLUMN OF THE PERIODIC TABLE ARE CALLED A FAMILY, SO THESE ELEMENTS ARE RELATED. • MOST METALS IN A FAMILY HAVE THE SAME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. • SOMEPROPERTIES OF METALS INCLUDE: • MELTING POINT • BOILING POINT • HOW THEY REACT WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES

  17. ALLOY • An alloy is a solid solution made by combining metals or a metal and a nonmetal. • An alloy has properties that are different from the elements that the alloy contains. • Examples of alloy: • Steel • Brass • Pewter • Stainless steel

  18. METALLOIDS METALLOIDS ARE ELEMENTS THAT HAVE SOME PROPERTIES OF METALS AND SOME PROPERTIES OF NONMETALS. METALLOIDS ARE ALSO CALLED SEMIMETALS.

  19. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES A CHEMICAL PROPERTY IS THE WAY A SUBSTANCE REACTS, OR COMBINES, WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES TO FORM NEW SUBSTANCES.

  20. CHEMICAL REACTIONS A CHEMICAL REACTION IS A CHEMICAL CHANGE THAT RESULTS IN ONE OR MORE NEW SUBSTANCES. Mixing the ingredients together to make a cake is a physical change because you can separate the ingredients again. Baking the cake is a chemical change because a new substance forms.

  21. Reactants and Products Every chemical reaction begins with one or more reactants. A reactant is one of the starting materials in a chemical reaction. A product is one of the ending materials of a chemical reaction.

  22. Salt If you start with the reactants-sodium and chloride you end up with the product-table salt. When sodium and chloride combine the form a new substance-salt.

  23. Iron Oxide When iron and oxygen combine, they form a new product-iron oxide or rust.

  24. Salts • A salt is the product that occurs when an acid and a base react. • Most salts have similar physical and chemical properties. • Salts: • are hard, but brittle (break easily) • Dissolve easily in water • Salt solutions have high electrical conductivity • Change the freezing point of water • Used preserve food

More Related