1.1 Flashcards

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What does the atomic theory state?

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  • All matter is composed of atoms.
  • Atoms cannot be created nor destroyed, they can be rearranged during chemical reactions.
  • (Physical and Chemical properties of matter depend on the bonding and arrangement of these atoms).
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Pure substance vs Mixture

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  • PS has a fixed chemical composition
  • mixture components retain their individual properties.
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3
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Filtration

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The method of separating one or more components from a mixture using filter paper that extracts components with a larger particle size.

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4
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Filtrate

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Whats filtered.

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5
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Distillation

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A method used to separate miscible liquids with different boiling points.

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6
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Below what temp is water solid?

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0 celsius

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7
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Between what temps is water a liquid

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0 and 100 celsius

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8
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Above what temp is water a gas?

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100 celsius

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9
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Solid Properties

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Fixed volume
Fixed Shape
Cant be compressed
Strong attractive intermolecular forces
Particles vibrate but do not move.

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10
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Liquid Properties

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Fixed Volume
No fixed shape
uncompressable
Attractive forces weaker than solids
Particles vibrate, rotate, and move around

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Gas Poperties

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No fixed volume
No fixed shape
Compressable
Negligible attractive forces
Particles vibrate, rotate, and move around.

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12
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Whys kelvin used?

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  • Proportional to the average KE of particles.
  • 0 in K implies that particles cannot transfer any kinetic energy on collisions.
  • At 0 matter cannot lose heat.
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