Classifying Matter Flashcards

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Matter devides into

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Pure substances, and mixtures

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What is the formula for finding the amount of energy heat wise

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Q= m x triangle t x s

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Pure substances devide into

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Elements and compounds.

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Mixtures

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Homogeneous and heterogeneous.

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4
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Matter

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Anything a that has mass and volume

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Heterogeneous Mixture

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easily separated. ex me, salad dressing, coffee, cereal,

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Pure substances

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can not be separated by common means, or procedures. ex iron, water, gold,

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Elements

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smallest building block of matter, ex, iron, hydrogen

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Compounds

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two or more elements that are bonded togetherEx water

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Homogeneous

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uniform through out

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Heterogeneous:

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Not uniform through out

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11
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Classify gatoraid

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Homogeneous mixture

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12
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Classify pond water

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Heterogeneous mixture

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13
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Alcohol

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Compound

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14
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Air

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Homogenous mixture

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15
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Properties are

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Physical or chemical

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Physical properties

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properties that can be determined without changing the substances identity. Ex: solid, (state), color, mass, volume, density,

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Physical changes

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changes that do not change the chemicals identity

Ex: ripping paper, grinding coffee dough

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Melting

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Solid to liquid

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Freezing

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Liquid to solid

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Vaporization

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Liquid to gas

21
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Gas to liquid

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Condensation

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Deposition

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Gas to solid

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Sublimating

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Solid to gas

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Chemical properties

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properties that can be determined by changing the identity

Ex: flammability, unreactivity,

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Chemical changes

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changes you can’t undo it.

Ex baking a cake

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Energy

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can’t be created or destroyed. (Law of conservation of mass and energy)

27
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Work

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accomplished through the use of energy.

28
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Types of energy

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kinetic: energy of motion
- potential energy- the energy at rest, or the energy inside of something.
- heat
- light(electrical)
- sounds

29
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Measuring energy

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Volts (electricity)
Watts (power)
Newtons (force)
Faherenheight (temp) Celsius, kelvin

30
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Kelvin has

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An absolute zero

31
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How to get kelvin

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Celsius + 273