CP Matter And Change

• Question for Whole Course Concept Map (Four Basic principles)
• Answers to Question for Whole Course Concept Map (Four Basic Principles)
• Vocabulary List for CP Matter and Change
• Google Drive shared document for notes on Matter - General (see 2018-2019 Chem329 folder)
  • Goes with existing Matter - General webpage
• Google Drive shared document for notes on Matter - Properties (see 2018-2019 Chem329 folder)
  • Goes with existing Matter - Properties
• Phase of Mater (need to do )
  • [Youtube on Phase of Matter] (good picture of particles).

• Four Basic Principles
• Particles

Matter - General Information

• Mass Vocabulary Hunt
• [Matter General Information Powerpoint Presentation]
• Difference between Mixture and Compounds
  
• Next year 2016-2017 do the Mini-Lab on Colloid,Suspension,and Solution which we need to update and expand to include other items in this section. Have the learner do the above as prep lab for this lab.
  

• Answers to Mass Vocabulary Hunt

• Questions from Chem328MatterGeneralInformation Video - these questions need to be answered during watching above video.
  • Answers to Questions from Chem328MatterGeneralInformation Video

• HW:
  • Classification of Matter HW
  • Answers to Book Worksheet on Classification of Matter

• CP Questions for Matter - General Information
• Answer to CP Questions for Matter - General Information

• Notes on Properties
• Notes on Chemical and Physical Change
  
• Phase of Matter - Physical Change
• Notes on Observation of a Chemical Reaction
  
• Do the physical and Chemical lab (that includes these questions, Initial Questions for Physical/chemical Lab, for 2016-2017 and use above as prep lab info.
  
• HW
  • Properties HW
  • Answers to Book Worksheet on Properties

• CP Questions for Matter - Properties and Change
• Answers to CP Questions for Matter - Properties and Change
  

• Review Homework for CP Matter Test
• Answers to Review Homework for CP Matter Test
• CP Homework Check for IntroMatter Test
• Unknown Answers on What happens when two atoms get close together