What Are Molecules?

Before You Read Complete the following questions before you readWhat Are Molecules? True or False Sort the following statements by whether they are true or false. True Connecting links between atoms are called bonds. All particles in a pure material are the same. Outer electrons form links that hold atoms together. False Atoms contain more than one molecule. New molecules are formed during physical changes. All organic molecules contain the element _. calcium carbon iron nitrogen Which is true of all polymer molecules? They are all gases. They are all very long. They can all be used as fuel. They are all made in factories. Which of these contain one or more bond? all atoms all materials all molecules all particles Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files Read the article attached in this link to learn more about molecules. What Are Molecules? During Reading Answer the following question while reading the passage What Are Molecules?. atoms molecules chemical After You Read Complete the following questions after you read What Are Molecules? True or False? Sort the following statements by whether they are true or false. True The letter "O" can mean "one oxygen atom." False Water molecules are polymers. Sodium chloride is an organic molecule. A "pure material" can contain many kinds of molecules as long as they are pure. Chemical bonds between atoms are formed by outer protons. Any atom can form a molecule with any other atom. Matching Match the words in the left column with their definition on the right. symbol a short way to write the name of an atom bond the connecting link between atoms on a molecule organic a molecule that contains carbon polymer a long molecule with repeating groups of atoms When two atoms bond together to form a molecule, which parts of the atoms become part of the bond? You can type, voice record your answer. What is part of every organic molecule? You can type, voice record your answer. What kind of molecule is a polymer? You can type, voice record your answer.