Chapter Test 1-3 Flashcards

1
Q

dissolving salt in water - p or c

A

p or c

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2
Q

iron rusting to produce iron oxide - p or c

A

c

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3
Q

bending clay - p or c

A

p

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4
Q

exploding dynamite - p or c

A

c

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5
Q

oxidation of aluminum - p or c

A

c

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6
Q

wine transforming into vinegar - p or c

A

c

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7
Q

freezing water - p or c

A

p

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8
Q

cutting a piece of paper - p or c

A

p

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9
Q

condescending water - p or c

A

p

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10
Q

combing sodium and chlorine to form salt - p or c

A

c

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11
Q

oxygen is an example of this

A

element

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12
Q

solutions are contained within this category

A

homogenous mixture

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13
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water is an example of this

A

compound

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14
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a substance that is composed of only one type of atom

A

element

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15
Q

a sugar water mixture in which all the salt has been dissolved

A

homogenous mixture

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16
Q

two different elements chemically combined

A

compound

17
Q

all of these are located on the periodic table

A

element

18
Q

a mixture that is non-uniform

A

heterogeneous mixture

19
Q

oil and water

A

heterogeneous mixture

20
Q

a physical combination

A

homogenous and heterogeneous mixture

21
Q

how hormones are produced in the brain

A

biochemistry

22
Q

use computers and math to predict the effects of carbon dioxide on the atmosphere

A

theoretical chemistry

23
Q

study of compounds that do not contain carbon

A

inorganic chemistry

24
Q

a forensic scientist identifies the composition of evidence collected at a crime scene

A

analytical chemistry

25
Q

the study of carbon compounds

A

organic chemistry

26
Q

a student studies the change in temperature when salt is added to water

A

physical change

27
Q

which property is extensive

A

mass

28
Q

four darts are thrown at the dartboard and all land close to each other and at the bull’s eye

A

accurate and precise

29
Q

what is qualitative?

A

deposits are formed from an evaporated liquid (the determination of non-numerical information about a chemical species, a reaction, etc)

30
Q

which observation is quantitative?

A

water changes temperature by two degrees at 100 degrees Celsius

31
Q

the space that an object takes up is

A

volume

32
Q

a theory is best described as

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seeks to describe the underlying physical phenomena that give rise to chemistry and the properties of atoms, molecules, and materials.

33
Q

the four major states of the scientific method are

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observing, formulating hypotheses, testing hypotheses, and theorizing

34
Q

the smallest unit of an element that has the properties of that element is a(n)

A

atom

35
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