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States of Matter - 7th Grade
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Hello, Seventh readers.
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How are you doing?
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I hope you all had a very good vacation, and
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I am glad to have you guys back on our
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recorded son's class.
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So welcome, everyone.
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We are entering the third quarter off the year, and
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also we are about to start a new unit for
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more book, which is unit AIDS properties off matter.
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OK, but first we need to remember that there are
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different types of atoms, and all of them are Call
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it elements.
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The atoms off each elements have a different number off
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particles, and they are defined by the number off problems
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in its necklace.
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There are many different type of adults.
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Actually, scientists have discovered 94 different kinds of atoms that
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occur naturally in the universe, and we can find them
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all organized, hearing periodic table, the periodic table.
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It's organizing roles and columns.
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The roads are calling periods and the columns are calling
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groups. Elements in the same group share some common properties
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and elements.
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Properties is the topic that we're going to go over
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during this class.
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So let's start saying that all the matter around us
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can take on many different forms.
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Have many different properties and also can change between different
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states the air around us.
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It's a guess that we can easily move true.
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On the other hand, we cannot move through.
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Solid objects such as a wall, even matter in the
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same state can have very different properties.
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For example, solids may be brittle and fragile, like Gless,
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tough and bendable like metals are easily mounted, like what's
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the way materials behave is related to the behavior off
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their atoms and molecules.
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The different way in which they interact causes properties such
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as boiling points in melting points to defer.
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There is also a relationship between the properties off different
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materials and the way we use them.
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So going straight to the point, understand how matter behaves
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has bean from the mental wherever since humans first started
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to make things because if you stopped shooting, picking the
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materials with the most useful properties has helped us to
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build the civilization around us.
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For example, in the Amulet IQ period, early human societies
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use it storm to make twos, and today engineers have
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a huge variety of materials, which will use it to
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make twos, construct buildings and make useful devices just like
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our cell phones.
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Income Butte ER's, which are basically a bunch off different
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elements such as metals known metals metal.
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Lloyd's combining in different ways with the different properties but
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all working together inside the same device.
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Now let's talk a little bit about the state's off
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mayor. The matter around the stench for into one off
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three different categories called states off matter or faces the
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tree. Common states off matter are solids, liquids and guests.
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We can say that is the arrangement off the particles
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that will determine the properties off solids off the liquids
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and also gases properties right solids.
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Schalit's, for example, have a surface in a fix in
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shape. This is the cause.
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The molecules that make a solid are packet very close
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Together. The particles in solids are held firmly placed by
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forces of attraction.
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They can only vibrate and not move or change places.
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Liquids have a fixed volume in a definite surface.
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Whoever unlike solids, they did not have a fix it
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shape. Instead, they can flow and we'll feel the container
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they are in.
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This is just possible because the particles in liquids are
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held together by weaker forces of attraction and can move
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past each other.
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Right? Guesses are the third state of matter they keep.
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They can flow like liquids, but do not have a
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fix it volume and no definite surface.
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They take the shape off their container and expand to
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feel it.
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So the particles in a gas I'm not attracted to
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each other.
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They can move freely, right?
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So, guys, in conclusion, there are three common states off
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matter. However, some substance don't follow this patter.
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And we can say that in order situations, the matter
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can exist in his Arctic states.
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During our live checked, we will learn about some interesting,
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alas, common states off matter.
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Okay, so, guys, that's it for No.
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I wish you a Knauss, um, week and see you
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soon take very much for a time and bye bye.
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