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1
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Matter

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anything that occupies space and has mass

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Is matter smooth?

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No. Only appears smooth.

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What forms matter?

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Atoms.

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atoms

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submicroscopic particles that are the fundamental building blocks of matter

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What can atoms do?

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bond together to form molecules

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molecules

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two or more atoms joined together in a specific geometric arrangement

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What are the two types of mixtures?

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Heterogeneous- uniform varies from one region to another + can see different components
Homogeneous- composition is uniform throughout mixture + cannot see different components

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What must both mixtures contain?

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one element or compound in ratios that can be varied

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What are the two different types of pure substances?

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Elements- substance that CANNOT be broken down into simpler substances
Compounds- substance composed of two or more elements in a fixed and definite proportion
EX: Water can be broken down into elements

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How else can matter be characterized?

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whether it is a pure substance or mixture

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pure substance

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only composed of one atom or molecule

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mixture

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composition of two or more different types of atoms or molecules combined in variable proportions

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Liquid molecules

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molecules are still near each other but free to move around/on top of each other SLIDE

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Result of liquid molecules?

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fixed volumes and indefinite shapes

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Gas atoms/molecules

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molecules separated by large distances and not really in contact with each other

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Result of gas molecules?

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indefinite volumes and indefinite shapes

BUT COMPRESSIBLE LOTS OF EXTRA SPACE TO PUSH OUT

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solid molecules

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packed close together in fixed locations- vibrations possible
NO REAL MOVEMENT

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Result of solid molecules?

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fixed volumes and fixed shapes

INCOMPRESSIBLE!! NOT COMPRESSIBLE!

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What can solids be?

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crystalline and amorphous

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20
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crystalline

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long-range repeating patterns of atoms

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amorphous

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no long range order

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What are the three main phases of matter?

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solids
liquids
gases

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NOTE!!

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when compound undergoes phase change (ice melting) NO bonds are BROKEN or FORMED

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24
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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
mecury in thermometer

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pure substance ; element

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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
exhaled air

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mixture ; homogeneous

26
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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
misetrone soup

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mixture ; hetergeneous

27
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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
sugar

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pure substance ; molecule/compound
WHY?
can’t control how sugary sugar is
can’t control compound = Pure

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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
a lead weight

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pure substance ; element

29
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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
seawater

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mixture (salt) ; compound (H2O)

30
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Pure substance or mixture?
Mix= homo or het?
Pure= element or compound?
distilled water

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pure substance; compound (H2O)

31
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Physical property

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characteristic of substance that does not change its composition
-odor, color, texture, boiling point

ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF SUBSTANCE DOES NOT CHANGE

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Chemical property

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characteristic of substance that DOES change its composition when displayed

  • flammability, reactivity with water
  • atomic or molecular composition of substance DOES change
33
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Physical or chemical?

the tendency of copper to turn green when exposed to air

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chemical

34
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Physical or chemical?

tendency of automobile paint to fade over time

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chemical b/c the paint is decomposing

35
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Physical or chemical?

tendency of gasoline to evaporate quickly when spilled

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physical

36
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Physical or chemical? 
low mass (for given volume) of Al relative to other metals
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physical

37
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when matter does NOT change its chemical composition after a process, it underwent a

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Physical change

Ex: ice melting

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if matter DOES change its chemical composition after a process, it underwent a

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Chemical change

Ex: iron rusting

39
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What causes chemical changes?

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chemical reactions

Reactants —–> Products

40
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A physical change results in..

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a different form of the same substance

41
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A chemical change results in..

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an entirely different substance

42
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Changes- chemical or physical?

copper metal forming a blue solution when dropped into a colorless Nitric acid

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chemical change

43
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Changes- chemical or physical?

a match igniting a firework

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chemical change

44
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Law of conservation of mass

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matter cannot be created or destroyed

not even during chemical reaction!

45
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What fall under the catergory of energy?

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components of our universe that don’t qualify as matter

46
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energy

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capacity to do work

47
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work

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result of any force acting over a distance

48
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Law of Conservation of Energy

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energy cannot be created or destroyed
-energy can be changed from one form into another, or transferred between objects, but the total energy of the universe must remain constant

49
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Total energy of a system?

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combo of kinetic and potential energy

50
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kinetic energy

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energy associated with motion

51
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potential energy

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energy associated with position or composition

52
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electrical energy

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energy from flow of electrical change

53
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thermal energy

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energy from random movements of atoms/molecules (more thermal energy = hotter object)

54
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chemical energy

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a form of potential energy associated with the position and types of chemicals

55
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since energy can only be transferred we’re always looking at an energy exchange between the..

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system (what you’re studying) and the surroundings

56
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systems with high potential energy tend to undergo a chemical reaction..

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to lower their potential energy (unstable)

57
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exothermic reaction

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chemical reactions that RELEASE energy

58
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endothermic reaction

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chemical reactions that ABSORB energy

boiling pasta

59
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SI unit of energy

A

joule (J)

60
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1 cal

A

amount of energy required to increase the temperature of 1g H2O by 1 Celsius

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