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Systems and Scale Lesson 2.3 Zooming into Air 1

Systems and Scale Lesson 2.3 Zooming into Air 1. Does air have mass? 2 Is it empty? Is it full? OR

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Systems and ScaleLesson 2.3

Zooming into Air

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Does air have mass?

Is it empty?

Is it full?

OR

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Zoom into Air

Large Scale

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Air contains rain drops

Macro Scale1 cm

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Air also contains water droplets

Macro Scale

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Single cloud droplet

Micro Scale

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…. we still see water!

When we zoom in even smaller….

H2O

Atomic-molecular Scale

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Other Molecules in Air

Carbon dioxide CO2

Nitrogen N2

Oxygen O2 Water H2O

Atomic-molecular Scale

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What’s in our atmosphere’s air?Nitrogen (78%)Oxygen (21%)Argon (0.9%)Carbon dioxide (0.03%)Water (variable)

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What is the difference between an atom and a molecule?

1.

Oxygen

2.

Carbon dioxide

3.

Argon

4.

Nitrogen

5.

Oxygen

6.

Hydrogen

7.

Carbon

8.

Nitrogen

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Water

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Atoms and Molecules in Air• Oxygen molecules (O2) are made of 2 oxygen

atoms• Nitrogen molecules (N2) are made of 2

nitrogen atoms• Water molecules (H2O) are made of 2

hydrogen and 1 oxygen atom• Carbon dioxide molecules (CO2) are made of

1 carbon and 2 oxygen atoms

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Three Facts about Atoms1. Atoms last forever (except in nuclear

changes).2. Atoms make up the mass of all materials.3. Atoms are bonded to other atoms in

molecules.

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Apply the three facts about atoms to air

1. Atoms last forever (except in nuclear changes).

a. Will the carbon atoms that exist today in CO2 still be carbon atoms in a million years?

b. Will the CO2 molecules that exist today still be CO2 molecules in a million years?

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Apply the three facts about atoms to air

2. Atoms make up the mass of all materials.a. Does air have mass?

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Apply the three facts about atoms to air

3. Atoms are bonded to other atoms in molecules.a. What are some important atoms in air?b. What are some important molecules in

air?

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Check Your Understanding• Do you think that people are made of atoms? Do

the three facts about atoms apply to the atoms that we are made of?

• Do you think that ethanol is made of atoms? Do the three facts about atoms apply to the atoms that ethanol is made of?

• Do you think that flames contain atoms? Do the three facts about atoms apply to the atoms in flames?