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Density

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A characteristic physical property that can be used to identify the type of matter in the sample

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2
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Density formula

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Mass/volume

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3
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Density is the measure of…

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How closely picked the matter in the substance is

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4
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The denser the substance…

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The more closely picked the matter

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5
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The density of a substance stays…

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Constant, regardless of the amount for homogenous objects

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6
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Density units for solids:

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  • g/cm3

- kg/m3

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Density units for liquids and gasses:

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  • g/mL

- g/L

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8
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1g of water =

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1 mL of water

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9
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If an object has a density less than 1g/mL it will…

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Sink

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10
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Less dense substances…

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Float on denser substances

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11
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Physical properties

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Characteristics of a substance that can be determined without altering the nature of the substance

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12
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Types of motion

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  • Translational
  • Rotational
  • Vibrational
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13
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Rotational

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Spinning motion around axis

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Translational

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Linear movement

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15
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Vibrational

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A back and forth oscillation

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16
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Kinetic energy

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Based on motion of the particles involved

17
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Potential energy

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Based on the position or state of the matter

18
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IMF

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inter molecular forces

19
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When matter gains energy, the surrounding has to

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Endothermic reactions cause the surroundings to cool

20
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If energy is added to matter it’s called

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And endothermic change

- energy enters the matter

21
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When matter loses energy..

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The surroundings have to gain energy

- exothermic reactions cause the surroundings to warm

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If energy is removed from matter it’s called

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An exothermic change

23
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Negative potential energy…

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Increases as you go from gas to liquid to solid

24
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KE is relatable to..

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Temperature

25
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PE is relatable to

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Phase/state