CHEM001D MOD 1 (PART 1)

It is the inherent properties of a substance that depend on the kind of material.

• Intrinsic Properties
• Extrinsic Properties

It has a definite shape and volume, and its particles are compact.

• Solid
• Liquid
• Gas

A measure of quantity of matter

• Mass
• Matter
• Weight

ODOR is an en example of which property of matter?

• Intrinsic Properties
• Extrinsic Properties

These are sufficiently refined, well-tested, and widely accepted theories.

• Models
• Theories
• Laws
• Conclusion

The MICROSCOPIC understading of matter

• Matter is anything that has mass and can be observed
• Matter is composed of unimaginaby small particles called atoms that retain the chemical identity of the element thhey represent
• Matter makes up all the material things that are part of our lives

These are explanations grounded in some more fundamental principle or assuption about the behavior of a system.

• Models
• Theories
• Laws
• Conclusion

A branch of physical scieince that deals with the study of composition, properties and changes in matter. It is sometimes called "the central science".

• Chemistry
• Biology
• Ecology
• Earth Science

The MACROSCOPIC understanding of matter

• Matter is anything that has mass and can be observed
• Matter is composed of unimaginaby small particles called atoms that retain the chemical identity of the element thhey represent
• Matter makes up all the material things that are part of our lives

It is the qualities that describe the outside appearance of matter and not the characteristic of material itself.

• Extrinsic Properties
• Intrinsic Properties