CHEMESTRY Flashcards
WHMIS—symbols, reason to have it—MSDS
W - Workplace H - Hazardous M - Materials I - Information S - System
system of simple, universal warning symbols
Explain physical and chemical properties? How do properties of a chemical change when in a solution or mixture compared to pure substances?
physical - change that does not create a new substance - change of state
chemical - when two or more materials react and a new material is formed - change in colour & odour, formation of solid or gas, relases or absorbs energy
What are the three states of matter? State changes are???
solid, gas, liquid
solidification, fusion, evaporation, condensation, sublimation, deposition
Particle theory of matter states…
- all matter is made up of extemely tiny particles
- each pure substance has its own kind of particle, different from the particles of other pure substance
- particles attract each other
- particles are always moving
- particles at a higher temperature move faster on average than particles at lower temperature
Use the flow chart of matter to classify heterogeneous and homogeneous substances. Give examples of each.
matter
mixture and pure substance heterogeneous and homogenous mixture | element and compound mechanical mixture suspension colloid
Chemical versus physical changes? What is your first question to ask (5 clues are… as proof)
Physical properties and classifying them as qualitative vs. quantitative.
What are compounds and elements? How is a chemical symbol different from a chemical formula? Explain the components of a chemical formula.
Explain the “Law of Conservation of Mass”. How can you use it to explain a loss or gain of mass in a chemical reaction? (open vs. closed system)
What is the “Law of Definite Composition.”
What is Dalton’s atomic theory?
Briefly explain the history of atomic models.
What are atoms? What are atoms made of?
Elements can be classified into these three groups and what are the properties of each?
What is a chemical family? Group? Period?