Matter — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 6 · Physics
4 concept maps of Matter for ICSE Class 6 Physics, each also written out as a text outline. Part of the ICSE Class 6 Physics syllabus.
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Comprehensive Overview of Matter - Concept Map
The map in words
- Matter
- Definition and Composition
- Occupies space
- Has mass
- Made of atoms
- Made of molecules
- States of Matter
- Solids
- Definite shape
- Definite volume
- Rigid structure
- Liquids
- No definite shape
- Definite volume
- Can flow
- Gases
- No definite shape
- No definite volume
- Highly compressible
- Solids
- Molecular Characteristics
- Very small size
- Spaces between particles
- Constant random motion
- Attractive forces
- Properties by State
- Solids
- Strong forces
- Tightly packed
- Low thermal expansion
- Liquids
- Moderate forces
- Loosely packed
- Surface tension
- Viscosity
- Gases
- Weak forces
- Wide spacing
- High compression
- Solids
- Changes of State
- Melting
- Solid to liquid
- Heat absorbed
- 0 degrees C for ice
- Boiling
- Liquid to gas
- Heat absorbed
- 100 degrees C for water
- Freezing
- Liquid to solid
- Heat released
- Condensation
- Gas to liquid
- Heat released
- Melting
- Definition and Composition
Chapter Overview – Matter Mind Map
The map in words
- Matter
- Definition
- Occupies Space
- Has Mass
- Perceived by Senses
- Composition
- Atoms
- Parmanu Kannada
- Atom Democritus
- Molecules
- John Dalton
- Smallest Free Particle
- Size 10 to the minus 9 m
- Atoms
- Particle Characteristics
- Very Small Size
- Inter-molecular Spaces
- Random Motion
- Attract Each Other
- States of Matter
- Solid
- Definite Shape
- Definite Volume
- Strong Forces
- Molecules Vibrate
- Liquid
- No Definite Shape
- Definite Volume
- Moderate Forces
- Molecules Move in Boundary
- Gas
- No Shape
- No Volume
- Negligible Forces
- Molecules Move Freely
- Solid
- Changes of State
- Melting
- Solid to Liquid
- Heat Absorbed
- Ice melts at 0 degree C
- Boiling
- Liquid to Gas
- Heat Absorbed
- Water boils at 100 degree C
- Melting
- Definition
Matter — Complete Chapter Mind Map
The map in words
- Matter
- Definition
- Occupies Space
- Has Mass
- Perceived by Senses
- Composition
- Molecules
- Can exist freely
- Very small size
- Atoms
- Build up molecules
- Cannot exist freely
- Molecules
- Four Characteristics
- Very Small Size
- KMnO4 Experiment
- Inter-molecular Spaces
- Salt Water Experiment
- Random Motion
- Brownian Motion
- Lycopodium Powder
- Mutual Attraction
- Cohesion
- Adhesion
- Very Small Size
- Three States
- Solid
- Definite Shape
- Definite Volume
- Strong Forces
- Liquid
- No Definite Shape
- Definite Volume
- Moderate Forces
- Gas
- No Shape
- No Volume
- Negligible Forces
- Solid
- State Changes
- Melting at 0 degree C
- Boiling at 100 degree C
- Freezing
- Condensation
- Sublimation
- Definition
Matter
The map in words
- Matter
- Definition of Matter
- Composition of Matter
- Characteristics of Particles of Matter
- States of Matter
- Properties of Solids
- Properties of Liquids
- Properties of Gases
- Molecular Models
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