banner5 Link to go to Sensei site
    HomeSubscribeMy AccountFAQcontact ust Japanese JLPT N5UGC NET SET paper IMathematicsPhysics -  Heat, Light, atomic, General Chemistry - Physical,Analytical, Organic, Inorganic ChemistryBiology - Botany, Zoology, Microbiology,ImmunologyHuman Body system : Circulatory, Peripheral,Nervous,Mascular, sexual t Login | Register
>>
            
   Science >> Chemistry >> Chem-General >> Properties

Go to item :

Login or Register   Matter  

   New User Register


   Login Member:
Email:
Password:


   Site Search
b
   Advance Search
 
Other animations
b
Fullerene Synthesis - Production of Buckyball - Nanotube
Translate This Page
 

Science and tech animation catalog in flash Animation product List
b
    education animation online in flash Row view of animated science  Row format
    physics, chemistry, biology animation Grid format of education animation  Grid format
    educational animation link  List format of educational animation  List format



 


 
Overview         (For age - group : 11 - 16 )

Animated school science " Matter " : Everything around us is matter, everything ! including us. This matter is a inhehrent part of any body be it celestial or earthly. It can be categorized into three forms with many substances easily converting from one form to another. This animated chemistry topic gives in-depth information about matter and its properties.

Product - Animation
  Size/Duration Subscribe Preview / Trailer
Size (KB) 550 US$    1.50 Rs.118.50
 Check price in your currency
Subscription Days = 30 Watch a preview (opens in separate window)
Duration (hr:min:sec) 0:35:0
Add To Cartshopping cart
Watch a free preview of this science  and technology animation
                                                                    

Category : Science
Type : Animation
Total animation length: 35 minutes

The animation covers:

What is matter?
What are the different states of matter?
How matter undergoes changes?
Why do solids have definite shape and volume?
What is density?
How does the phase change in substance affect its density?
What is compression?
Why the gases can be easily compressed while solids cannot be?

More about matter in explanatory notes:

1. Are there any other states of matter besides solids, liquids and gases?
2. Why density of ice is less than that of water?
3. What are the forces involved in the binding of matter?

Snapshots         
Boiling of water - change of state

Gases have large space between molecules

Boiling of water - change of state
Gases have large spaces between molecules

Matter is that which has mass and occupies space

Matter is that which has mass and occupies space

Solid, liquid and gaseous are the three states of matter

Solid, liquid and gaseous are the three states of matter

molecules of a liquid undergo three types of motion

Gases can be compressed to a fraction of their volume
molecules of a liquid undergo three types of motion
Gases can be compressed to a fraction of their volume
Solids cannot be compressed much

Ice is a solid
Solids cannot be compressed much
Ice is a solid
Molecules of a solid are packed tightly in a lattice structure

Molecules are loosely packed in a liquid
Molecules of a solid are packed tightly in a lattice structure
Molecules are loosely packed in a liquid
Change of state occurs in a solid when heated
Change of state occurs in a solid when heated
Details of the animation/ movie /software

About Matter : Anything that has mass, occupies space and can be felt by any one of the five senses.
All things around us as water, air, the human body, the animals, the food, the clothes, the rocks, means of transport e.g. cars, buses diesel, vans, trucks, airplanes etc are all matter as these occupy space, have mass and can be felt by our senses.

Depending upon the condition of temperature, pressure and its own nature. Matter can be classified into three states namely solid, liquid and gaseous state

Matter in the solid state has both a definite volume and a definite shape. The wood block is solid. A solid has a certain size and shape. The wood block does not change size or shape. Other examples of solid are the computer, the desk, and the floor. The molecules of a solid are closely packed. There is little space between them. As such they cannot move freely from one place to another (translation motion) nor can they rotate (rotational motion). They can only vibrate (vibrational motion) to and fro about their fixed position.

Matter in the liquid state has a definite volume but no definite shape, it takes on the shape of whatever container it is placed in; Milk is a liquid. It has volume. Volume means it takes up space. But milk doesn't have a definite shape. It takes the shape of its container. The molecules of a liquid are not so closely packed. The empty space between the molecules Is comparatively greater that of solid. The molecules can have some translatory as well as rotatory motion in addition to vibratory motion.

Matter in the gaseous state has neither a definite volume nor a definite shape and expands to fill any container.
You can't see oxygen. It's invisible. It is a gas. A gas is matter that has no shape or size of its own. Most gases have no color.

The molecules of a gas are very loosely packed and the space between them is very large. The molecular forces of attraction between the gas molecules are very weak
The gaseous molecule possesses motion of all three types, namely translation motion, rotational motion and vibration motion. The molecular forces of attraction between gas molecules are very weak and possess random motion .

Related Products
 
Buyers Feedback:



Give your comments
  Give your Comments
Name *
Email *
Comment*
Enter Code
Code Image - Please contact webmaster if you have problems seeing this image code  Refresh
 

 
Home | Subscribe| My Account |FAQ |About Us | Contact Us | Login | Register
Copyright ©2022 Goalfinder.com All rights reserved. Copyright | License | Privacy policy|