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1
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what is matter

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anything that has mass and takes up space

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2
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how is matter classified

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into groups based on what makes it up ex: silver - element , sugar - compound, salad - mixture

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3
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what is an element

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a substance that cant be broken down into a simpler substance by simple chemical means

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4
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what are elements made of

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atoms

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5
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what is an atom

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smallest part of an element that still has all the properties of an element

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6
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what are molecules

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smallest unit of a substance that behaves like the substance (atoms bond together to form this)

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7
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what are compounds

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substances that are made up of atoms of different elements; contain 2 or more elements combined chemically

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8
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what shows how many atoms of each element are in a molecule of the compound

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chemical formula

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9
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what are used to indicate when there is more than one atom of an element present

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subscripts

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10
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what are Infront of a chemical formula that indicate how many molecules are present

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coefficients

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11
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what are pure substances

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matter that has a fixed composition and definite properties (elements and compounds)

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12
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what are mixtures

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combination of substances that aren’t chemically combined (jell-o)

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13
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what two ways can mixtures be classified as

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homo or heterogeneous

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14
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what does homogeneous mean

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parts of the mixtures are the same throughout

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15
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what does heterogeneous mean

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parts of the mixtures are not evenly distributed

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16
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miscible meaning

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able to be mixed

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17
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immiscible meaning

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wont remain mixed, will be able to see layers

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18
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what are physical properties

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characteristics that can be observed wo/ changing the identity of the substance

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19
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examples of phys. props.

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shape, color, odor, texture, state (use senses), boiling pt, melting pt, strength, hardness, magnetism (measured)

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20
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what is density

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physical property; measurement of how much matter is contained in a certain volume of a substance (not the same as weight)

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21
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what does 1 mL =

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1 cm cubed

22
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formula for desnity

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mass/volume

23
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formula for mass

A

density x volume

24
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formula for volume

A

mass/ density

25
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units for mass

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g or kg (kg convert to g)

26
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units for volume

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liquid: mL or L (L convert to mL)
solid: cm cubed

27
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units for density

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liquid: g/mL
solid: g/cm cubed

28
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what is a chemical property

A

how a substance changes into a new substance, either by combining with
other elements or by breaking apart into new
substances

29
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examples of chem. props. and explain

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flammability- ability to burn.
2. Nonflammability- inability to burn.
3. Reactivity- the capacity to combine with another
substance.

30
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m: 0.196g
v: 150 mL

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D=.0013g/mL cubed

31
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D=22.42 g/cm cubed
v=42.8 cm cubed

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m=959.58 g

32
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D=0.50 g/cm cubed
v=87.3 cm cubed

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m=43.65 g

33
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D=3.51 g/cm cubed
m=4.2 g

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v=1.20 cm cubed

34
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v=10.0 cm cubed
m=69.6 g

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D=6.96 g/cm cubed

35
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D=21.45 g/cm cubed
m= 1.5 kg

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v=69.93 cm cubed

36
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social science

A

deals with nature

37
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the sciences concerned with the study of inanimate natural objects, including physics, chemistry, astronomy, and related subjects

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physical science

38
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the branch of science dealing with the physical constitution of the earth and its atmosphere

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earth science

39
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science of matter and how it changes

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chemistry; branch of physical science

40
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science of forces and energy

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physics; branch of physical science

41
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study of the atmosphere and weather

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meteorology; branch of earth science

42
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physical nature + history of the earth

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geology; branch of earth science

43
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what is natural science

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tries to understand how nature or the whole universe behaves

44
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organized series of steps to solve a problem

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scientific method

45
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compares the values of items

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bar graph

46
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shows continuously changing data

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line graph

47
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shows all the parts of a whole

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pie graph

48
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method of reducing the # of zeros in a very big or very small number + expressing them as a power of 10

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scientific notation

49
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used by scientists to show the precision of a measurement

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significant figures

50
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effects 1 or more physical props. of a substance wo/changing the identity of the substance

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physical change

51
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happens when 1 or more substances are changed into entirely new substances that have different props/characteristics

A

chemical change

52
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what are si units

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International System Of Units (SI) is the metric system that is used universally as a standard for measurements