Matter in Our Surroundings_VSA_1

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the first statement of the video clip?

• Mater occupies space all objects around us such as tables chairs paper steel water ice and so on are matter

• There are three states of matter namely solids, liquids, and gases

• Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space

• Let us illustrate that how matter occupies space.

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Second statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• There are three states of matter namely solids, liquids, and gases

• Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space

• Let us illustrate that how matter occupies space.

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Third statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space

• Let us illustrate that how matter occupies space.

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Fourth statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Thus the air which is unseen which is the gaseous form of matter fills up

• Let us illustrate that how matter occupies space.

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Fifth statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Thus the air which is unseen which is the gaseous form of matter fills up

• The space inside the tumbler takes up its shape and prevents the water from entering the tumbler this shows that matter occupies space

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Sixth statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Thus the air which is unseen which is the gaseous form of matter fills up

• The space inside the tumbler takes up its shape and prevents the water from entering the tumbler this shows that matter occupies space

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Seventh statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Thus the air which is unseen which is the gaseous form of matter fills up

• The space inside the tumbler takes up its shape and prevents the water from entering the tumbler this shows that matter occupies space

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Eighth statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Thus the air which is unseen which is the gaseous form of matter fills up

• The space inside the tumbler takes up its shape and prevents the water from entering the tumbler this shows that matter occupies space

• Fill a bowl with water.

Is there any similarity in materials? What is the Ninth statement of the video clip?

• Hold a glass tumbler upside down above the water and push it slowly into the water here you can observe that the water cannot enter or fill the tumbler

• When the tumbler is tilted the bubbles of air come out from the surface of the water

• Thus the air which is unseen which is the gaseous form of matter fills up

• The space inside the tumbler takes up its shape and prevents the water from entering the tumbler this shows that matter occupies space

• Fill a bowl with water.

When 50 g of sugar is dissolved in 100 mL of water, there is no increase in volume. What characteristic of matter is illustrated by this observation? What is the First statement of the video clip?

• Have you ever wondered how sugar dissolves in water?

• It actually has something to do with the way the water molecules interact with the sugar molecules

• When you first pour sugar into a glass of water the sugar is still visible.

• This is because the sugar molecules have only just been exposed to the water molecules

• They have not had much time to interact the sugar molecules are still attracted to each other