8th Science, 6.1 Composition of matter, Notes.
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ЁЯОа What are the various states of matter?
Ans:-
- Solid,
- Liquid,
- Gas,
- Plasma, and
- Bose-Einstein Condensate.
- quark-gluon plasma, and
- degenerate matter.
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Ans:
- Ice is in solid state.
- Water is in liquid state.
- Steam means water vapour is in to gaseous state.
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ЁЯПА What are the smallest particles of matter called?
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Atom.
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ЁЯПК What are the types of matter?
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ЁЯОд An intermolecular force of attraction acts between the particles (atom or molecules) of matter.
ЁЯОп Solids get properties like definite shape and volume.
ЁЯО╣ The strength of intermolecular force is high in the solid state.
ЁЯО║ The strength of intermolecular force is moderate in the liquid state.
ЁЯО╗ liquids have definite volume.
ЁЯПИ Liquids show fludity property and their shape is not definite but changes in accordance with the container.
ЁЯОбThe intermolecular force is very weak in gases.
ЁЯЪжGases have neither definite shape nor definite volume.
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ЁЯЪзMatter is classified into three types ‘element’, ‘compound’ and ‘mixture’.
ЁЯЪАThe smallest particles of an element contain identical atoms.
ЁЯПлThe smallest particles (molecules) of a compound are formed by joining two or more types of atoms to each other.
⛏The smallest particles of a mixture are atoms/molecules of two or more elements/ compounds.
⛵The main constituent molecules of the mixture namely, air are N2 , O2
, Ar, H2O, CO2.
⛷ Bronze contain atoms of the elements copper (Cu) and tin (Sn).
ЁЯЪнProperties of a compound are different than those of the constituent elements.
ЁЯЪРThe proporties of constituent substances are retained in the mixture.
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✈Water :
- A compound Pure water is a compound formed by chemical combination of the elements hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O).
- Whatever may be the source of water, the proportion of its constituent elements oxygen and hydrogen by weight is always 8:1.
- Hydrogen is an inflammable gas while oxygen gas supports combustion. However, the compound water formed by chemical combination of the gaseous elements hydrogen and oxygen is a liquid. It is neither inflammable nor does it support combustion. On the contrary it helps to extinguish fire.
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ЁЯТл Milk :
- A mixture Milk is a mixture of water, lactose, fats, protein and a few more natural substances.
- The proportion of various ingredients of milk is different as per its source.
- The proportion of fats in cow milk is 3-5 %, while it is 6-9 % in buffalo milk.
- The ingredient water is naturally present in large proportion in milk. Therefore milk exists in liquid state.
- The sweetness of milk is due to the ingredient called lactose.
- The proporties of the constituent substances are retained in milk.
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