Chemical Building Blocks Flashcards
Matter
anything that takes up space
Physical Property
observations of matter using your senses
Chemical Property
observations of matter when it changes composition
Periods
horizontal rows on the Perodic table
Groups/Family
vertical rows on the Perodic table
Atoms & Parts
basic particles of non-living things in nucleus (protons + neutrons) ; electrons on outside in shells
4 Shells
S = 2, P = 6, D = 10, F =14
Molecule
2 or more atoms held together by chemical bond
2 Bonds
- covalent 2 ionic
Compound
2 or more elements combined in a ratio ex. H 2 O
2 Types of Mixtures & Define
Heterogeneous – 2 substances that do not mix (ex. Oil/water)
Homogeneous – substances that is evenly mixed (ex. Pop)
4 Ways to Separate Mixture
Magnetic attraction, distillation, evaporation, filtration
Weight
Measure of gravity on an object
Mass
Amount of matter contained inside the object
Volume Equation & Units
V = L x H x W units = cm3
Density Equation & Units
D = M / V units = g/cm 3 mass/ volume
3 States of Matter & Describe Particles Moving
Solid = tightly packed together/slightly moving
Liquid = farther apart than a solid/moving faster
Gas = particles
moving farthest apart/ moving fastest; plasma
Solid to Liquid
Melting
Liquid to Gas
evaporation
Gas to Liquid
Condensation
Liquid to Solid
Freezing
Gas to Solid or Solid to Gas
Sublimation
4 Types of Chemical Change
- Combustion (burning)
- Electrolysis (electricity through
changes it) - Oxidation (rusting)
- tarnishing
Conservation of Matter
matter can not be created nor destroyed - just changes forms
Thermal Energy
amount of energy of moving particles
2 Types of Energy and Examples
exothermic = heat is given off (ex. Campfire)
endothermic = heat is taken in (ex. Melting of ice cube)
Example of Physical Changes
bending, ripping, crushing, & changing states
Kinetic Energy
moving energy (ex. a car moving)
Potential Energy
stored energy (ex. battery)
Chemical Energy
within the bonds between molecules (ex. coal)
Electromagnetic Energy
energy in the form of waves in an empty space (ex. sun)
Electrical Energy
attraction of positive protons to negative electrons (ex. lightning)