Change of State, Physical Change vs Chemical Change, Composition of Matter, Characteristic Physical Properties Flashcards

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A change of state involves…

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The addition or removal of heat energy

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2
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What is Liquefication?

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Melting (solid to liquid)

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What is vaporization?

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Liquid to gas

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What is condensation?

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Gas to liquid

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What is solidification?

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Liquid to solid

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What is sublimation?

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Liquid to gas or gas to liquid

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What is thermal expansion?

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When heat is applied, particles move fast, and push away taking up more space

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What is a physical change?

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Alters the form of a substance without changing it into another substance

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What is chemical change?

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The substance is changed into a different substance with different properties

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What are the 6 signs of chemical change?

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  1. Colour change
  2. Precipitate-the solid that forms from a solution during a chemical reaction
  3. Gas production (bubbles)
  4. Temperature change
  5. Changes in characteristic properties
  6. Difficult to reverse
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Mixtures contain at least ______ different substances that ______ be separated by physical means

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two

can

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12
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If pure substances mix very well with one another so well that you cannot see the parts, what is it called?

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A solution

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13
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The substance that does the dissolving is the…

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Solvent

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The substance that gets dissolved is the…

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Solute

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If pure substances don’t mix well with one another and you can see the different parts, what is it called?

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A mechanical mixture

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16
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When different atoms join together what does it create?

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A molecule of a compound

17
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What is the equation for density of a substance?

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Density= mass/volume

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What is the equation for mass?

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Mass= densityXvolume

19
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What is the equation for volume?

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Volume= mass/density

20
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What is density?

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The amount of matter per unit volume

21
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What is mass?

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Amount of matter (g or kg)

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What is volume?

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The amount of space (cm3, m3, mL, L)

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What is slope?

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Rise/run

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On a graph, where does the volume go, x-axis or y-axis?

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X-axis

25
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On a graph, where does mass go, on the x-axis or the y-axis?

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Y-axis

26
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What happens when evaporation occurs?

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Particles have gained enough energy to break away from clump

27
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What happens when solidification occurs?

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Heat energy is removed, particles move slow, less collisions and decrease in volume

28
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What do pure substances contain?

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Only one kind of particle [Atom or molecule] it’s components cannot be separated by physical methods

29
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What is a “Pure substance that cannot be broken down under ordinary chemical means. The smallest particle in an element is the atom”

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Element

30
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What are “Pure substances that contain two or more different elements combined.they can only be separated by chemical means”

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Compound

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What is “the smallest part of a compound that still has the properties of the compound”

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Molecule

32
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What are “Properties unique to only one substance that can be used to identify or classify it”

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Characteristical physical properties

33
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What is 1 cm³ equal to in volume?

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1 mL

34
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How do you convert grams to kilograms?

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Divided by 1000

35
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You convert kilograms to grams?

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Multiply by 1000

36
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How do you convert 1 g/cm³ to kg/m³ or 1 g/1 mL to kg/L?

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Multiply by 1000

37
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How do you convert kg/m³ to g/cm³ or kg/L to g/mL?

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Divided by 1000