What is Matter

Name: Date: Name: Date: 13)What is the difference between the items that are matter (1-9) and those AW 2: What is Matter that are not matter that you named in Question 12? Part A: What is Matter Explanation and Practice Problems 14) Describe the parts of an atom that make up all matter. 15) Describe or draw how the molecules in the ice behave differently than the molecules in the lemonade. (If you would like to draw, you can take a picture of your drawing and upload it to this word document.) For each of the following items that are port of the lemonade, write all the labels that apply: Element, compound, heterogenous mixture, homogenous mixture, or solution. 16) Describe four physical properties of the paper napkin that you use to clean 1) Lemonade and with small lemon pieces: up the lemonade. 2) Ice: 3) Water: 17) Describe three chemical properties of the paper napkin that you use to clean up the lemonade. 4) Sugar water: 5) Hydrogen: 18) The ice is melting. Describe what is happening. Be sure to describe changes 6) Carbon: in heat energy and changes in the movement of the molecules. 7) Oxygen: 8) Paper napkin: 19) Condensation forms on the side of the glass. Explain how this happens. 9) Sugar: 10) For three of the substances above, explain why they fit the label you gave: 11)Why are all of the substances above considered matter? 12) Name three things that are not matter