Chapter 1 A Flashcards

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Scientific Method

7 Steps

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Research
Hypothesis
Procedure/Method
Data
Observations 
Conclusion
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Define Chemistry

Define Matter, and what it is composed of

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the study of matter and the changes it undergoes

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

  • molecules
  • ions
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Physical Change

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A change in the physical proprties or phase that do not change the composition of a substance

ex: melting ice, evaporating water, crumbling paper

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Chemical Change

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change in the composition of a substance, a chemical reaction takes place ex: burning paper, decomposing water

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What does a chemical change alter?

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alters the makup of the substance

  • reactivity changes
  • heat , light, or electirical energy is often emitted or absorbed
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States of matter

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Solid, Liquid Gas

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How are the molecules in a solid, liquid and gas?

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solid, molecules are tightly packed together and locked in a relative position, strong attraction forces next to them, incompressible

LIQUID- No definate shape, definate volume, close particales but can move freely
moderate forces of attraction

GAS- no shape or volume
can squeeze into a small spcae
weak attraction between particles, 
particles are constantly moving 
compressible Ex: air in bicycle tire
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Pure substance

Mixture

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h2o, NaCl Salt, its properties can be defined

2 different substances with different properties

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homogeneous

Heterogenous

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together, uniform, a substance that has uniform composition throughout the sample. Evenly distributed

Different, its composition vaires, ex: sand in water, chalk in water milk straight from a cow the particles are different in the mixture

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10
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How many elements are there

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116

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11
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define molecule

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smallest sample of a compound that still remains the properties of that compoound

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12
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Water has properties. What happens when they are not chemically combined? H and )

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Hydrogen and O2 are floating around without being combined hydrogen is an explosive gas, put a match it will butn but if you combine them 2 to 1 ratio you will get water

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13
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reactants-> products

Define BOTH

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Reactant= one or more starting materials. Between reactants, the + can be read as “reacts with”

Products= one or more substances formed as a result of a chemical reaction.

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14
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What is Co and CO

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Cobolt= silver metal

Carbon Oxygen= 1-1 ration poisonour orderless gas

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H      Na
He    Mg
Li      Al
Be    Si
B      P
C      S
N       Cl
O      Ar
F        K
Ne     Ca
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Hydrogen     Sodium
Helium        Magnesium
Lithium         Aluminum 
Beryllium      Silicon
Boron           Phosphorus 
Carbon         Sulfer
Nitrogen        Chlorine
Oxygen        Argon
Fluorine       Potassium
Neon           Calicum
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16
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Au
Ba
Bi
B
Br
Co
Fe
I
Mn
Ni
Pb
Pt
Rn
Ti
Zn
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Au-Gold
Ba-Brium
Bi-Bismuth
B-Baron
Br-bromine
Co-Cobolt
Fe-Iron
I-Iodine
Mn-Manganeese
Ni-Nickle
Pb-Lead
Pt- Platinum
Rn- Radon
Ti-Titanium 
Zn-Zinc
17
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Formula for Water, Table sugar and Methane

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h2o, c12h22011, ch4

18
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Properties of metals

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  • Grey and silver,
  • Malleable, can change shape when hammered
  • Luster, can reflect light
  • solid at room temperature
  • Good conductors of heat and electricity
  • Ductile- can be stretched or drawn int a wire
19
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Properties of on metals

Most reactive non metal

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Lack Luster
Brittle
Many are solids or gasses
poor conductor of heat and electricity
florine
20
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Nitrogen
Bromine
Sulfer

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Nitrogen constitutes almost 80% of air and is a colorless gas at room temperature.
Bromine is a red liquid
Sulfer is a yellow solid, found in large underground deposits

21
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Where are the metalloids?

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On the staircase, 7 of them