Matter
by Jacob Lucas
1. Mixtures
1.1. Not chemically combined
1.2. All components are visible
1.3. Example - Trail mix
2. Compounds
2.1. All components not visible
2.2. Chemically combined
2.3. Example - Salt
3. Elements
3.1. In simplist form
3.2. Pure substance
3.3. Cannot be separated into simpler substances
3.4. Example - Gold
4. Pure Substances
4.1. Made of one type of particle
4.2. Example - iron found in a meteor is the same iron found in pots and pans
5. Metalloids
5.1. Have the properties of metals and non-metals
5.2. Semiconductors
5.3. Somewhat malleable and ductile
5.4. Example - silicon
6. Metals
6.1. Good conducters
6.2. Shiny
7. Non metals
7.1. Poor conductors
7.2. Dull
7.3. Brittle
7.4. Example - Bromine
8. Heterogeneous
8.1. All components visible
8.2. Example - Pizza
9. Homogeneous
9.1. All substances are unoticable
9.2. Evenly Mixed
9.3. Example - Peanut Butter
10. Characteristic Properties
10.1. Properties that describe a substance
10.2. Example - Color and melting point
11. Picture of a mixture
12. Work cited - http://www.softschools.com/facts/chemistry/mixtures_facts/728/
13. Homogeneous vs heterogeneous video