Chapter 1: Part 2 Flashcards

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What is the difference between a law and a theory?

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Theory is the reasoning behind a law

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[Blank] is anything that occupies space and has mass. It consists of all the different kind of substance that make up the material things of the universe.

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Matter

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Solid?

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Fixed shape, not going to confirm to the container shape

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Solid: Particles are

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Going to be close together and organized

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Liquid?

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Vary in shape, can conform to the container

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Liquid: Particles are?

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Close together and disorganized

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Gas?

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Vary in shape; conform to the container and fill it up

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Gas: Particles are

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Far apart and disorganized

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Physical change is

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Identity is not changed —> change size, shape, state

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Chemical Change or (chemical reaction)

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Convert into a different state
(H2O—> H2 + 1/2O2)

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Some signs of chemical reaction

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Color change, temp change, emission of light formation of a gas or solid

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What are some examples of physical change?

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Crushing rock salt, dissolution of sugar in water, iron metal melting

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What are examples of chemical change?

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Burning wood, sugar fermenting to form ethanol, iron combining with O2 to form rust

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14
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What is energy?

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It is the capacity to do work

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15
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What is the potential energy?

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It is the energy of a position

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16
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What is kinetic energy?

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It is the energy of motion

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17
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Energy is defined as the ability to do _____ or produce ____.

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Work, heat

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18
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Heat involves

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The transfer of energy between two objects due to a temperature difference.

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Work is a force over a ____

20
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Energy is a

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State function, but work and heat are not

21
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A state function is a

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Property that does not depend in any way on the system’s past or future (only depends on the present state). It is said to be path independent, so it doesn’t matter how it got there. If we were to travel for Kearney to Lincoln, we don’t care if we took highway 30 or the interstate, we just care about difference.

22
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You pick up a rubber band and stretch it. What change takes place in the potential energy of the rubber band? (I think what it’s trying to say is when the rubber band is stretched and is in that form, what energy does it have?)

A

Potential energy UP because it contains more stored energy.

23
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You let of the rubber band and it snaps back to its original shape. What change takes place in the potential energy of the rubber band? What changes take place in its kinetic energy? (Like the motion I believe)

A

Potential energy goes DOWN and kinetic energy goes UP

24
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Is stretching then releasing the rubber band a physical change?

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____ between particles determines, in part whether a substance is found as a solid, a liquid, or a gas. ____ also pays a role. For example…
Attractions, Heat Boiling water to form steam (gas) requires the addition of heat.
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Gas —> liquid:
Condensing
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Solid —> liquid:
Melting
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Liquid —> solid
Freezing
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Liquid —> gas
Vaporizing
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What is quantitative?
Numerical data —> how much weight, temperature
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What is qualitative?
No numerical data —> appearance, color, identity
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A measurement is a…
Quantitative observation and has two parts: number and unit. Expresses a number as a *product* of a number between *1* and *10* and the appropriate power of ten.
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A big number is…
Positive (left)
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A small number is…
Negative (right)
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If the decimal point is moved to the left, the power of ten is..
Positive
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If the decimal point is moved to the right, the power of ten is…
Negative
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Unit and Abbreviation: Mass
Kilograms, Kg
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Unit and Abbreviation: Length
Meters, m
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Unit and Abbreviation: Time
Seconds, s
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Unit and Abbreviation: Temperature
Kelvin, K
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Unit and Abbreviation: Amount
mole, mol
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Unit and Abbreviation: Volume
Liters, L
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Prefixes are used to change the ____ of the unit
Size
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Range: Kelvin
0 —> to infinity
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Range: Celsius
-273.15 —> to infinity
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Range: Fahrenheit
-459.67 —> to infinity
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What is density?
Mass to volume ratio of a substance