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1
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What are the main branches of chemistry?

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  • Organic
  • Inorganic
  • Analytical
  • Physical
  • Biochemistry
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Which branch of chemistry deals with CARBON compounds?

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Organic

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What is the difference between a homogeneous and a heterogeneous mixture?

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Homogeneous mixtures are uniform throughout (e.g., salt water), while heterogeneous mixtures are not uniform (e.g., salad).

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How do you classify matter?

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Matter can be classified as
- elements
- compounds
- mixtures.

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What is the difference between a compound and a homogeneous mixture?

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  • compound is a pure substance that can only be separated by chemical means,
  • homogeneous mixture can be separated by physical means.
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What are physical properties?

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Physical properties can be observed or measured WITHOUT CHANGING the substance (e.g., density, solubility).

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What are chemical properties?

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Chemical properties describe a substance’s ability to undergo chemical changes (e.g., flammability).

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Name some common lab equipment used for measuring volumes.

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Beakers, graduated cylinders

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What are some methods used to separate mixtures?

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Filtration, distillation, and chromatography.

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What is an SDS used for?

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An SDS provides safety information about chemicals, including hazards and safe handling instructions.

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What safety precautions should be taken when handling chemicals?

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Wear goggles, use fume hoods for volatile chemicals, and handle acids with care.

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What is the difference between an independent and a dependent variable?

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An independent variable is manipulated and placed on the x-axis, while the dependent variable is observed and placed on the y-axis.

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What is a direct relationship?

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In a direct relationship, as one variable INCREASES, the other also INCREASES.

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What is an inverse relationship?

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In an inverse relationship, as one variable INCREASES, the other DECREASES.

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What is the law of conservation of mass?

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In any physical or chemical change, mass is neither created nor destroyed.

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16
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What is the difference between a scientific theory and a scientific law?

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  • theory explains why something happens
  • law describes what happens.
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17
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What are reactants and products in a chemical reaction?

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  • Reactants are substances that undergo change
  • products are the new substances formed.
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What are some aspects of the nature of science?

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Science is based on evidence, is subject to change, and involves peer review.

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Which branch of chemistry deals with NON-CARBON compounds?

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Inorganic

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Which branch of chemistry deals with COMPOSITION of samples?

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Analytical

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21
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Which branch of chemistry deals with the BEHAVIOR/ENERGY of compounds?

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Physical

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22
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Which branch of chemistry deals with the chemistry of LIFE?

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Biochemical

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23
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The natural world is _____

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Understandable

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24
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Science is based on _____

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evidence

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25
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Scientific ideas are _____ yet subject to _____

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  • durable
  • change
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26
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Science is a complex _____ _____

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Social endeavor

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27
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Scientists try to remain _____ and _____ in peer review to avoid _____

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  • objective
  • engage
  • bias
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28
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A scientific law is a short _____ statement of ____ happens

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  • mathematical
  • WHAT

A Summary

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29
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A scientific law _____ try to explain the relationship it describes

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DOES NOT

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30
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A scientific law is a _____ _____ for _____ something happens

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  • Long explanation
  • WHY
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31
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A theory may need to be _____ at some point in the future to explain new _____ or _____ results

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  • changed
  • observations
  • experimental
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32
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Theories never become _____

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LAWS

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33
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We should have only _____ manipulated variable and _____ dependent variable

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  • one
  • one
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34
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What does DRY mean for a graph

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Dependent variable
Relies on the other
Y-axis

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35
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What does MIX mean for a graph

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Manipulated Variable
Independent
X-axis

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36
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In a direct relationship, y _____ by x equal a _____
So as x is increased, y must _____

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  • divided
  • constant
  • increase
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37
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in an indirect relationship, x _____ y equals a _____
so as x is increased, y must _____

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  • times
  • constant
  • decrease
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38
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As the temp of a gas increases, the volume increase. This is a _____ relationshipo

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direct

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39
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As the volume of a gas decreases, the pressure increases, this is a _____ relationship

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indirect

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40
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What kind of relationship is this graph

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Direct

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41
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What kind of relationship is this graph

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Indirect

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42
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Every experiment should have a _____

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Control

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43
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What is a control in an experiment

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Trial where the manipulated variable is not changed

44
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We should _____ the results of many trials

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Average

45
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Results should be _____ by other scientists

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reproducible

46
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We should report ____ results, not just the _____ ones

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  • all
  • expected
47
Q

Chemistry is the study of _____ and its ____

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  • matter
  • change
48
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What is matter

A

anything that has mass and takes up space

49
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What are the ____ main types of matter

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four

50
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What are the 4 main types of matter

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  • gas
  • liquid
  • solid
  • plasma
51
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We can separate matter in ___ ways?

A

two

52
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What are the two ways we can separate matter

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  • physical means
  • chemical means
53
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You can separate mixtures by physical means into what?

A
  • pure substances
54
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What are the two types of pure substances

A
  • compounds
  • elements
55
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How do you separate pure substances

A

chemical means

56
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Compounds get separate into elements by what means

A

chemical

57
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What is the simplest form of matter

A

element

58
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what are the two types of mixtures

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-homogenous
-heterogenous

59
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How may atoms make up an element

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1 atom

60
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What is a substance that can be separated only by chemical means into simpler substances

A

Compound

61
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Compounds can be separated by what means

A

chemical

62
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How are compounds written

A

Chemical formula

  • H2O
  • NaHCO3
63
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What kind of mixtures is composed of only 1 kind of matter

A

homogenous

64
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Homogenous mixtures are completely _____ throughout

A

uniform

65
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Homogenous mixtures are also called

A

solutions

66
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Heterogenous mixtures have a _____ distribution

A

non-uniform

67
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What mixtures has a non-uniform distribution

A

heterogenous

68
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What is an example of a homogenous mixture

A
  • salt water
  • air
69
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What is an example of a heterogenous mixture

A
  • apple
  • salad
70
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What are the 3 kinds of physical means to separate a mixture?

A
  • filtration
  • distillation
  • chromatography
71
Q

Separating mixtures by differences in particle sizes is called

A

filtration

72
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Separating mixtures by differences in boiling point is called

A

distillation

73
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Separating mixtures by differences in affinity for a substrate is called

A

chromatography

74
Q

This picture is an example of what kind of separation?

A

Physical separation of a homogenous mixtures by distillation

75
Q

This picture is an example of what kind of separation?

A

Physical separation of a heterogeneous mixture using magnetism

76
Q

This picture is an example of what kind of separation?

A

physical separation a homogeneous mixtures using chromatography

77
Q

What kind of particle does this picture represent? And why?

A

Element - cannot be simplified

78
Q

What kind of particle does this picture represent? And why?

A

Compound - 2 or more element chemically bonded

79
Q

What kind of particle does this picture represent? And why?

A

Element - only 1 type of atom

80
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What kind of particle does this picture represent? And why?

A

Mixture - can be physically separated

81
Q

Properties or changes that can be observed and measured without changing the composition of a substance are called?

A

Physical properties and changes

82
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Changes in form, not substance are called

A

phyiscal changes

83
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What are 2 examples of a physical change?

A
  • shape change
  • size change
84
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What are 3 examples of physical properties

A
  • density
  • metallic characteristics (malleability, ductility, luster, conductivity)
  • solubility
85
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What is an example of a physical process

A

conducting heat or electricity

86
Q

The ability of a substance to undergo a chemical reaction and form a new substance is called what?

A

chemical property

87
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What are 2 examples of chemical properties

A
  • Flammability/combustibility
  • reactivity
88
Q

Chemical changes are written as _____

A

reactions

88
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What are 5 indicators that a chemical change may have occured

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  • ENERGY is absorbed or released (temp changes)
  • COLOR changes
  • GAS is produced (bubbling, fizzing, odor change, smoke)
  • PRECIPITATE is formed - a solid that separates from solution (won’t dissolve)
  • IRREVERSIBILITY - not easily undone
89
Q

Starting substances in a chemical reaction are called _____

A

reactants

90
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Reactant + Reactant = _____

A

Product

91
Q

Name 3 common examples of a chemical change that can be written as a reaction or series of reactions

A
  • rusting
  • cooking
  • fermenting
92
Q

What is the law of conservation of mass

A

in any physical or chemical change, mass is neither created nor destroyed - it is CONSERVED

93
Q

The mass of the reactants will always ____ the mass of the products. Why?

A
  • equal
  • law of conservation of mass
94
Q

if i react 15g of H2 with 10g of O2 to produce water, how many grams of product will I have?

A

25 g

95
Q

how is the nature of science tentative?

A

people come up with new and different things/info all the time

96
Q

What is inference

A

prediction or understanding you make about something

97
Q

How does one safely dilute an acid?

A

add acid to water

98
Q

why are beakers not used to measure specific volumes of liquid?

A

not specific

99
Q

What piece of equipment would you use to measure a volume of liquid

A

graduated cylinder

100
Q

Is glucose a mixture or pure substance?

A

Mixture

101
Q

What is a qualitative observation

A

describe “qualities” of something - texture, color, shape, and do NOT involve counting or measuring

102
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What is a quantitative observation

A

involves counting or measuring using standard scales (mass, volume, time, temperature, frequency of occurence, etc)

103
Q

What are the 5 safety precautions when using a bunsen burner?

A
  • do not reach over a burner
  • ensure that flammables are not being used when a burner is lit
  • NEVER LEAVE A LIT BURNER UNATTENDED
  • know the location of fire extinguishers, the fire blanket, and safety shower.
  • when finished, turn off the main gas valve.
104
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What types of information are given about a chemical on an SDS?

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  • chemical product identification
  • composition of ingredients
  • hazards identification
  • first aid measures

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