1st Quarter Flashcards

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Molecules that make up all things

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Matter

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2
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______ Are atom

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Element

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3
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The basic unit of chemical element

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Atom

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4
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2 or more elements being bonded together to form a new compound or molecule

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Compound

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5
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HCL

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Hydrochloric Acid

Hydrogen Chloride

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6
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visual perception of different wavelengths of light reflected by a substance

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Color (Intensive)

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7
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the feel or appearance of a surface

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Texture (In)

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8
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degree or intensity of heat present in a substance lobject

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(in) Temperature

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9
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quantity of matter within a given Object

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(ex) Mass

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10
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the amount of space that a substance / object occupies.

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(ex) Volume

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11
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mass of a substance per unit volume

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(ex) Density

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12
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the way a substance reflects light.

reflection

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(in) Luster

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13
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the ability of a substance to be stretched without breaking

stretched into a wire

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(in) Ductility

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14
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the ability of a substance to deform or be molded into different shape

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(in) Malleability

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15
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solid, liquid, gas

the physical form in which substance exist

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(In/ex) State / State of matter

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16
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the temperature at which a stolid turns into liquid/vice versa

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(in) Melting pointm/ freezing point

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17
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the temperature at which liquid turns into gas / vice versa

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(in) Boiling point / Condensation point

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18
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a measure of how resistant a material is from scratching or abrasion

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Hardness

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19
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color of mineral is its powdered form (scratch)

color when rubbed in a porcelain plate

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Streak

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20
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color of mineral is its powdered form (scratch)

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Streak

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21
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the external form, contours or outline of someone or something

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Shape

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22
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Lowest density element

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Hydrogen

0.0009 g/cm³

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23
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Highest density element

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Osmium

23 g/cm³

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24
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4th state of matter

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Plasma

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-does not depend on the amount Something of substance present Determine by the chemical composition of the particles and their structure ( arrangement ) ( intensive - internal )
Intensive Property
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One does depends on the amount of substance present Depend only on the amount of particles, not on their composition or internal arrangements ( external - extensive)
Extensive Property
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Structure of diamond
Covalent bond, carbon atom
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Structure of graphite
Covalent bond, weak binding forces, carbon atom
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Nonmetal to nonmetal, sharing of electrons
Covalent Bond
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taking of electrons
Ionic
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sharing of electrons
covalent
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Only quality that is observed through chemical reactions
Chemical Property
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A trait of matter that can only be observed if a substance has the property In the process of testing the chemical Property, the substance change composition it it has that property
Chemical Property
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-rusting ( iron) tarnishing ( silver, copper, brass, etc.)
Reactivity with oxygen Chemical Property
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tendency of a substance to chemicaly react w/ water
Reactivity with water Chemical Property
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tendency of a substance to chemically reacts with acid
Reactivity with acids or bases Chemical property
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tendency of matter to burn
Combustibility/Flammability
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- tendency of matter to burn
Combustibility/Flammability
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What something is made of is always a Chemical property
Chemical Formula ( chemical composition)
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Chemical formula of Rust Water Diamond
Rust - Fe2O3 Water - H20 Diamond - C
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All chemicals properties are intensive, none are extensive Why?
Because chemical properties never depend on how much a substance is present, but only on what kind of particles make up the substance
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A distinctive property that helps you determine the identity of a material
Characteric property
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Mohs Scale of Hardness
10 - Diamond 6.5 - Ceramic 5.5 - Glass 3.5 - Penny 2.5 - Fingernail 1 - Talc
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Shape of crystal is called
Habit
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How many atom
24
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0-6 is
Acid
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7 is
Neutral
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8-13 is
Base
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Sodium Chloride
NaCl
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Potassium Manganate
KMnOH
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Simplest form of hydrocarbons
Methane
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Simplest form of organic compounds
Alkane
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Carbon containing compound
Organic Compound
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Alkanes formula
CnH2n + 2
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Alkenes formula
CnH2n
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Alkynes formula
CnH2n - 2
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Saturated hydrocarbon is
Alkanes
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The group of organic compound that is consist of one or single bond
Saturated hydrocarbon
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The group of organic compound that is consist of on one double bond/ one triple bond
Unsaturated hydrocarbon
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Saturated hydrocarbon - single bond
Alkanes
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Unsaturated hydrocarbon - double bond
Alkenes
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Unsaturated hydrocarbon Triple Bond
Alkynes
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one or more species of atoms of a chemical element w/ the same atomic number and position in the periodic table and nearly identical chemical behavior but with dif. atomic mass and physical property
Isotopes
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electrons in the outermost shell and highest energy level of an atom
Valence Electron
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used to describe the arrangement and distribution of electrons based on its increasing level of energy and orbital/sublevel
Electronic configuration
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the device used to write the electronic configuration of given elements
Mnemonic device
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for the element to become stable, they need to acquire 8 numbers of valence electron
Octet rule
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filling the s and p sublevels partially
Representative element
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filling the d sub level
Transition element
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filling the f sub level
Inner transition elements
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stable clement -filling the s and p sublevels completely
Noble Gases
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form new compound/molecule
Chemical property
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form new compound/molecule
Chemical property