Chem Ch 1-3 Test Flashcards

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Definition of chemistry

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the study of the composition of materials and the changes that these materials undergo

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types of chemistry

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analytical, physical, biochemistry, organic, and inorganic

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analytical chemistry

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answers questions about composition

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physical chemistry

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deals with energy transfers in chemical processes

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5
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biochemistry

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deals with the analysis of chemical processes in living things

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organic chemistry

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study of carbon containing molecules

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inorganic chemistry

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study of the chemistry of nonliving things

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8
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steps of scientific method

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1 state the problem
2 make observations
3 form a hypothesis
4 perform an experiment
5 make observations
6 develop a theory
7 modify theory
8 develop a scientific law
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9
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theory

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a well tested explanation for observations

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10
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scientific law

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a summary of many observations and experiments

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Matter

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anything that has mass and volume

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12
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quantitative descriptions

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requires measurements

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mass

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amount of matter, measured in grams

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volume

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amount of space an object occupies

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qualitative descriptions

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descriptions, not measured

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16
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two types of matter

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pure substances, mixtures

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17
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pure substances

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can write a chemical formula

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mixtures

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variable ratio

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two kinds of pure substances

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element, compound

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element

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one type of atom

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compound

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two or more different atoms chemically bonded

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two types of mixtures

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homogeneous/heterogeneous

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homogeneous

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the same throughout; dissolved (saltwater)

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heterogeneous

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the sample may be different depending where you take it in the container

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Three states of matter

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solid, liquid, gas

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solid

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rigid shape, incompressible, fixed volume, usually particles tightly packed and organized

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liquid

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indefinite shape but fixed volume, incompressible flows, usually less tightly packed than solids, less organized

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gas

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indefinite shape and volume, flows, particles far away from each other, disorganized, compressible

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chemical reaction

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a change in which new substances are formed

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reactant

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a starting substance

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product

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a result of the chemical change

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physical property

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characteristics that describe a substance

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physical change

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a change that does not effect the composition of the substance
reversible or irreversible

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chemical change indicators (5)

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color change
change in temp
gas is produced
solid precipitate is formed
odor produced
35
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two ways to separate a mixture

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filtration or distillation

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filtration

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separates solid from a liquid

37
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distillation

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liquid is boiled to produce a vapor that is then condensed into a liquid

38
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chemical property

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characteristics that refer to the ability to form new substances

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chemical change

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a change which produces new substances (same as chemical reaction)

40
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Law of Conservation of Mass

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Mass is neither created nor destroyed

During any physical or chemical change, the mass of the products is always equal to the mass of the reactants