Science 4 Chapter 3 Materials
Science 4 Chapter 3 Materials
CHAPTER 3
1. solids: books, a ball, a cup, a
bottle, a chair, and a table.
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to make a glass, people mix sand with From a clear liquid glass can be made into
substances, such as soda ash and limestone. different shapes. The liquid glass goes hard
when they are heated together, they form a when it cools. People use glass to make
clear liquid glass. window panes, bottle, and light bulb.
The particle model of matter
in solids, the particles are packed tightly
together. the spaces are very small, the
particles cannot move around very much
All matter is made up of and in fixed position.
particles. A particle is a very
in liquids, the particles are close together, but
small part or bit of something.
they are not packed. there are bigger spaces
between particles. it allows the particles to
because most particles of slide past one another and change places.
matter are very small, scientists
use a model to explain how the in gases, the particles are very far apart from
particles from substances. each other. there are big spaces between the
particles. the particles can move freely in all
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The particles in a substance
gain energy when we heat
the substance.
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Metals (gold&silver) will melt if they are heated
enough. They must be heated to very high
temperatures to make them melt. When the melted
metal cools, it solidifies and forms a solid again.
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answer.
1. chocolate will melt
2. chocolate changes the state: melting
3. yes, freeze it
4. a. no, it doesn’t change into new
substance. It is physical change only.
b. yes, by hands picking
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Change of state is a physical process that changes the
form of a substance. The substance does not change.
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Builders mix cement powder with sand, Page 64
water, and limestone, they make a new
material called CONCRETE. Concrete turns
back into the substances that made it.
Ms. Ningrum