Chapter 1 Flashcards

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chemistry

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study of matter, properties, and changes it undergoes

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2
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macroscopic

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ordinary-sized objects

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3
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submicroscopic

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atoms and molecules

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4
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matter

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anything w/ mass and occupies space

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5
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atoms

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building blocks of matter

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6
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molecules

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2+ atoms joined

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7
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gas

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no fixed volume/shape, uniformly fills space, can be compressed/expanded

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8
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liquid

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distinct volume, assumes shape of space, not compressible

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9
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solid

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definite shape and volume, not compressible

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10
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substance (pure)

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distinct properties and same composition (doesn’t vary)

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11
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elements

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cannot be decomposed into simpler substance; 1 atom type w/ 1 molecule type

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12
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diatomic elements

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“have no fear of ice cold beer” Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Fluorine, Oxygen, Iodine, Chlorine, Promine

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13
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compounds

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can be decomposed into simpler substances; have definite composition

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14
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law of constant composition

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elemental composition of compound = always the same

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15
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mixtures

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2+ substances; retain chemical identity

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16
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intensive properties

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independent of the amount; inherent to substance (density, boiling point, color, temp)

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17
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extensive properties

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depend on amount of sample (mass, volume, energy)

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18
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physical properties

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observed w/o changing identity or composition; color, odor, density, melting point, boiling point, hardness

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19
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chemical properties

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only observable when substances changes/reacts (flammability)

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20
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physical change

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physical appearance changes, chemical composition doesn’t (change of state, temp, volume)

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21
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chemical reaction

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substance transformed to chemically new substance; reacting substances converted to new substance

22
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filtration

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separates solids from liquids

23
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distillation

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separates liquid mixture based off boiling points

24
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chromatography

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separates liquid mixture based on chemical properties

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energy
capacity to do work (no mass)
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work
energy transferred when force exerted on object causes mvmnt
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force
push/pull
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kinetic energy
energy of motion (KE= 1/2 mass x velocity)
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potential energy
position/stored energy
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chemical energy
released when bonds b/w atoms formed; consumed when bonds break
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celsius to fahrenheit
F = (9/5)C + 32
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Fahrenheit to celsius
C = (5/9) (F-32)
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Celsius to Kelvin
K = C +273.15
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Kelvin to Celsius
C = K-273.15
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SI units
length (m), mass (kg) , temp (K), time (sec), amount (mol), electrical current (Amp), luminous intensity (cd)
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mega
10^6
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kilo
10^3
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deci
10^-1
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centi
10^-2
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milli
10^-3
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micro
10^-6
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nano
10^-9
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pico
10^-12
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density
mass/volume
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precision
how close measurements are together (standard deviation)
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accuracy
how close 1 measurement agrees to true value
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SF: zeros b/w nonzeros
significant
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SF: zeros at beginning (before decimal)
not significant
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SF: zeros at end (after decimal)
significant
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SF: (+/-) rule
least decimal places
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SF: (x/%) rule
least SF