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Grade 9 - Unit 2 Matter

and Chemical Change Concepts

Symbol Shapes

caution

warning

danger
W.H.I.M.I.S.
Hazardous
Safety
Symbols

Chemical Change / Physical Change


New Substance Forms
Change of State
Chemical properties
Physical Properties
Reaction with acids
colour
melting point
lustre
boiling point
Reaction with water
hardness
malleability
Ability to burn
density
ductility
Behaviour in air
conductivity
crystal
shape
Reaction to heat
Formation of Compounds
Molecular Compounds
Ionic Compounds

Glucose
Molecular compounds have weak
Ionic compounds form when ions attract
attractions between molecules
Chemical Names
Chemical Formulas
Naming Chemical Compounds (Rules)
Theories of Matter
Stone Age Chemists
Gold/Copper
Iron Age
Alchemy
Robert Boyle
Atomic Models
Antoine Lavoisier
Atomic Theory (John Dalton)
Billiard Ball
JJ Thomson
Raisin Bun
Hantaro Nagaoka
Planetary
Ernest Rutherford
Nucleus
Neils Bohr
Electron Orbit
Modern Chemists
Quantum Model
Chemical Reactions

Lab
Procedures
&
Techniques

(Reactants Products)
Endothermic (takes in energy)
- cold packs
- corrosion
Exothermic (gives off energy)
- fire (combustion)
- cellular respiration

Elements & the Periodic Table


Patterns Dmitri Mendeleev

Symbol Name Atomic Number


Atomic Mass Ionic Charge
Groups Periods
Reaction Rate (Speed)
Factors Affecting Reaction Rate
Catalysts
Concentration
Surface Area
Temperature

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