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Atoms, elements, compounds and mixtures.pptx

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1) The document discusses atoms, elements, compounds, and mixtures. It aims to explain what an atom is, differentiate between elements, compounds and mixtures, and give examples of each. 2) Atoms are the basic building blocks of all matter and are very small. Elements are substances made of only one type of atom that cannot be broken down further. 3) Compounds are formed when two or more elements are chemically bonded together and have different properties than the original elements. Mixtures contain two or more substances that are not chemically bonded and can be separated.

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Learning Objectives 1) To be able to explain what an atom is 2) To state the differences between elements, compounds and mixtures 3) Be able to give examples of elements, compounds and mixtures 4) To be able to make a compound from its elements Atoms, Elements, Compounds & Mixtures
What are atoms? • Copper is a metal that can be used for wires and pipes. • If we zoomed in trillions of times we would see tiny particles – these are known as atoms Atoms make up you, the Earth, stars and everything else
Atom Facts Atoms are the basic building block of all matter and are very small. • Your body is made of 7 billion, billion, billion, atoms • Each year 98% of your atoms are replaced for new ones • 50 million atoms lined side by side would be as wide as a full stop. • If you counted every grain of sand on Earth you would have nearly the same number of atoms in one grain of sand
Atoms and Elements • Some chemicals are made of only one type of atom and some are made of two or more atoms joined together Elements are substances that are made up of only one type of atom They cannot be broken down into anything simpler
What is an element? Which is an element? Explain your answer The box on the left is an element – it is made of only one type of atom
Element or Compound? two elements a compound When two (or more) elements are chemically joined together they form compounds
Elements & Compounds • When elements join together they behave in different ways than when as elements. • Example: hydrogen and oxygen react to form water • On a mini whiteboard write down all the similarities and differences between oxygen, hydrogen and water Similarities Differences
What is a mixture? Why is the following not a compound? two elements a mixture A mixture contains two or more substances that are not joined together. They can be separated
Element Compound Mixture Mixture Mixture Element, compound or mixture?
Separating Mixtures • Iron and sulfur are elements – they are each made of only one type of atom. • If mixed together how would you separate them? • Complete the experiment to separate the mixture • Using a magnet – iron is magnetic
Making Compounds • When iron and sulfur react together they form a compound, iron sulfide • How would you know if you had formed a compound? • The iron sulfide is not magnetic

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Atoms, elements, compounds and mixtures.pptx

  • 1. Learning Objectives 1) To be able to explain what an atom is 2) To state the differences between elements, compounds and mixtures 3) Be able to give examples of elements, compounds and mixtures 4) To be able to make a compound from its elements Atoms, Elements, Compounds & Mixtures
  • 2. What are atoms? • Copper is a metal that can be used for wires and pipes. • If we zoomed in trillions of times we would see tiny particles – these are known as atoms Atoms make up you, the Earth, stars and everything else
  • 3. Atom Facts Atoms are the basic building block of all matter and are very small. • Your body is made of 7 billion, billion, billion, atoms • Each year 98% of your atoms are replaced for new ones • 50 million atoms lined side by side would be as wide as a full stop. • If you counted every grain of sand on Earth you would have nearly the same number of atoms in one grain of sand
  • 4. Atoms and Elements • Some chemicals are made of only one type of atom and some are made of two or more atoms joined together Elements are substances that are made up of only one type of atom They cannot be broken down into anything simpler
  • 5. What is an element? Which is an element? Explain your answer The box on the left is an element – it is made of only one type of atom
  • 6. Element or Compound? two elements a compound When two (or more) elements are chemically joined together they form compounds
  • 7. Elements & Compounds • When elements join together they behave in different ways than when as elements. • Example: hydrogen and oxygen react to form water • On a mini whiteboard write down all the similarities and differences between oxygen, hydrogen and water Similarities Differences
  • 8. What is a mixture? Why is the following not a compound? two elements a mixture A mixture contains two or more substances that are not joined together. They can be separated
  • 9. Element Compound Mixture Mixture Mixture Element, compound or mixture?
  • 10. Separating Mixtures • Iron and sulfur are elements – they are each made of only one type of atom. • If mixed together how would you separate them? • Complete the experiment to separate the mixture • Using a magnet – iron is magnetic
  • 11. Making Compounds • When iron and sulfur react together they form a compound, iron sulfide • How would you know if you had formed a compound? • The iron sulfide is not magnetic

Editor's Notes

  1. These are very much approximations/ educated guesses – the idea is to make the pupils go “Wow!”
  2. Students to use mini-whiteboards for this activity
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