Chapter E Flashcards

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— science that identifies matter & investigates its properties & how they act.
— study of substances (especially their structure, composition, properties, & transformations.

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Chemistry

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2
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— the physical matter of the universe
— anything that occupies space.

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Matter

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3
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— matter that has a fixed composition & distinct properties.

*cannot be separated into several different substances.
*every substance has a unique set of properties.

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Pure Substances

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4
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— can measure without changing the basic identity of the substance.

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Physical Properties

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5
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— manner in which a substance may change (react) to form other substances.

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Chemical Properties

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6
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— tendency of substance to burn in presence of oxygen.

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Flammability

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7
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— combination of 2 or more pure substances in which each substance returns as chemical identity

*separated by physical means

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Mixture

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8
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— does NOT have the same composition & properties throughout.

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Heterogeneous Mixture

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9
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— uniform composition throughout

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Homogeneous Mixture (Solutions)

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10
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— substances that cannot be decomposed by chemical means.
— basic substances from which other matter is composed
*118 basic ____

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Elements

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11
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— can be decomposed by chemical means into 2 or more elements.

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Compound

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12
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— composition of pure compound is always the same

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Law of Constant Composition

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13
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— many properties of matter are quantitative
*have #’s & units associated

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Measurements

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14
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—international system used by scientists
*measured in SI System Units

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Metric System

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15
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— Length of chemical bonds

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Angstrom

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16
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— assumes the existence of an absolute zero at -273.15 degrees Celsius

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Kelvin (K)

17
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— H2O Freezing point @ 32 degrees
— H2O Boiling point @ 212 degrees

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Fahrenheit (F)

18
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— H2O Freezing point @ 0 degrees
— H2O Boiling point @ 100 degrees

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Celsius (C)

19
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= 9/5(C) + 32

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Fahrenheit

20
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= (F-32) / 9/5

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Celsius

21
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= C + 273.15

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Kelvin

22
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— Length in all dimensions (LWH)
*units: m^3
*dm^3 = 1 liter

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Volume

23
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Mass/volume
*kg/m^3
*g/cm^3 or g/mL or kg/L

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Density

24
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Density Properties

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1) Intensive
2) Extensive

25
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— does NOT depend on the amount of the substance
ex) density, temperature, etc.

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Intensive Property

26
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— does depend on the amount of the substance
ex) volume, mass, etc.

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Extensive Property

27
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— defined error
ex) 1 yard = 3ft
ex) 1 dozen = 12 items
ex) 1 ft = 12 in

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Exact #s

28
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— measured error
*Always some uncertainty *

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Inexact #s

29
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— measure of reproducibility
ex) watch ticking repeatedly

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Precision

30
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— Closeness to a true (or accepted) standard
ex) How closely the watch is to an actual second

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Accuracy