Chapter 1: Matter and Measurement Flashcards

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What is an Element?

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Simplest form of matter
Ca, O, H

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What are atoms?

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Smallest unit into which an element can be divided w/o losing its identity

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What are molecules?

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Two or more atoms joined together in an arrangement

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What is matter?

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Anything that occupies space and has mass

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How do we classify matter?

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By physical form, composition and properties

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What are examples of physical form

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Solid, liquid and gas

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What are two examples of composition?

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Pure substance and matter

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What is a Pure substance?

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Consists of one type of particle, matter made up all of the same type of atom.

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can a pure substance be an element or compound?

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Yes

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10
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What are types of mixtures?

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Homogenous and heterogenous

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What is a homogenous mixture?

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Has uniform composition, smooth blended coffee

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What is a heterogenous mixture?

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not uniform, cereal on top of milk

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Decantation

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separation of solid/liquid by pouring off liquid to leave solid behind

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Distallation

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Seperation of two liquids w/ diff boiling points

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Extraction

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removal of a substance by force or miscibility ( when a liquid dissolves into another)

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Filtration

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seperation of s/l or s/g mixture by using a filter that permits fluid to pass through but keep the solid particles

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Sieving

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seperation of a mixture by particle size. sieving powdered sugar

18
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What are the types of changes in matter?

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Physical and chemical

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What is physical change

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change that alters the state or appearance w/out changing composition

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Examples of physical change?

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Boiling, melting, freezing, flattening, ripping

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What is chemical change

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change that alters composition of matter. rusting, burning, etc.

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What is an intensive property

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result is not based on amount of matter. Temp, luster, boiling point

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What is an extensive property

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result is determined by amount of matter. Weight, mass, volume

24
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What is the Kinetic molecular Theory

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” matter consists of tiny particles in constant motion”

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macroscale particles

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human eye can see

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microscale particles

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need microscope, plant and animal cells

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Nanoscale particles

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atoms and molecules, need microscope

28
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Law of constant Composition

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The law of constant composition says that, in any particular chemical compound, all samples of that compound will be made up of the same elements in the same proportion or ratio.

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