Chapter 1 Exam Flashcards

1
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Define Chemistry

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Study of matter and the changes matter undergoes

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2
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Define Scientific Method

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Series of steps to get to answer

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3
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What are the components of scientific method

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observation, hypothesis, prediction, conducting experiment, conclusion

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4
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Define Law

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statement of phenomena of the natural world and is invariable under given conditions

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5
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Define Scientific theory

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accepted principles to explain phenomena (based on huge data sets)

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6
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What are the 3 domains of chemistry

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macroscopic, microscopic, symbolic

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7
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define macroscopic and give an example of it

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large scale, can be seen with a naked eye
ex. salt crystals

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8
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define microscopic scale and give an example

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much too small to be seen with eyes or microscope
Ex. sodium ions and chloride ions

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9
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define symbolic and give an example

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specialized language that we use in chemistry to represent the components of both macro and micro scale
ex. NaCl

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10
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Define a solid

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fixed volume
fixed shape

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11
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define a gas

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no fixed volume
no fixed shape

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12
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define a liquid

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fixed volume
no fixed shape

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13
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dine law of conservation of mater

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the amount of matter present before a physical or chemical change is equal to the amount of matter after the change

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14
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Describe matter

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it cannot be created or destroyed - only changed
has to have volume and mass

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15
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define atoms

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smallest particle of an element that can exist alone or in combination

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16
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define element

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building blocks of matter
can’t be separated by ordinary chemical means
each element has a unique atom

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17
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define molecules

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2+ atoms joined together

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18
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give an example of a molecule

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H2O

19
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define diatomic molecules

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2 atoms of the same element bonded
7 naturally occurring one

20
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what are the 7 naturally occurring diatomics

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Hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, chlorine, bromine, iodine,

21
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what are the 2 compositions of matter

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pure substances and mixtures

22
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what are pure substances

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elements and compounds

23
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define pure substances

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matter with distinct properties and a composition that does not vary from sample to sample

24
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give an example of pure substance

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H2O

25
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Give an example of an element

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Fe, O2

26
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define compounds

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2+ different elements
compounds are made from elements

27
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give an example of a compound

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H2O, NaCl

28
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Define mixture and give an example

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2+ pure substances mixed but each maintains its chemical identities
ex. Baking Powder

29
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what are the 2 types of mixtures

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homogeneous mixtures an heterogeneous mixtures

30
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define homogeneous and give an example

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perfectly mixed, uniform throughout
ex. juice or milk

31
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define heterogeneous and give an example

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imperfect mixture
ex. piece of granite

32
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define properties

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any characteristic that allows us to recognize a particular type of matter and distinguishes from other types

33
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what are the 6 properties

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physical properties, physical change, chemical properties, chemical changes, extensive properties, intensive properties

34
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define physical property and give an example

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properties that can be observed without changing the identity/composition
ex. color, odor, density, hardness, melting point, boiling point

35
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define physical change and give an example

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a change to a substances physical appearance, but not its composition
ex. boiling melting, crushing

36
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define chemical properties and give an example

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a property that describes how a substance can change composition
ex. flammable, reactive, stable, radioactive

37
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define Chemical changes and give an example

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change that transforms a substance into a different substance
ex. burning alcohol, decomposition, precipitation

38
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define extensive properties and give an example

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depend on amount of matter present
ex. mass, volume, lengths

39
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define intensive properties and give an example

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don’t depend on amount of matter present
ex. density, mp, bp

40
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describe location and properties of metals

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on the left of the periodic table
properties: high luster, electrical and heat conductivity, solid, malleable, ductile

41
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describe location and properties of metalloids

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elements touching the line
properties of metals and non metals

42
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describe location and properties of non-metals

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elements on the right
little to none similarity to each other and metals, poor conductors

43
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