Exam 1

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Matter

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Is anything that has mass and occupies space

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Chemistry

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Deals with the properties and reactions of substances

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Atom

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Smallest particle of an element that retains the chemical properties of that element

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Element

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A type of matter that cannot be broken down into 2 or more pure substances. An example is aluminum

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Compound

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A pure substance that contains more than one element. For example water or methane

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Physical property

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Such as melting point or density which can be determined without changing the chemical identity of a substance

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Physical change

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Doesn’t change the identity of a substance

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Chemical property

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Of a substance that is observed during a chemical reaction

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Chemical change

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Does change the identity of a substance

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Mixture

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Contains two or more substances combined in such a way that each substance retains its chemical identity

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Separation methods:

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Filtration- used to separate a heterogenous solid liquid mixture
Distillation- used to resolve a homogenous solid liquid mixture/ heating or cooling
Chromatography- used to separate all kinds of mixtures

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Homogenous mixture/solution

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Uniform mixtures are one in which the composition is the samea throughout
Examples - seawater

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Heterogenous mixture

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Non uniform mixtures are those in which the composition varies throughout
Examples- most rocks

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Pure substance

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Has it’s own unique set of properties that serve to distinguish it from all other substances
Examples- intensive and extensive

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Extensive

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Which depends upon the amount if sample

Example- volume

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Intensive

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Which is independent of the amount of the sample

Example- density

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Vertical columns

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Groups or families

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Alkali metals

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Group one

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Alkaline earth metals

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Group 2

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Transition metals

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Groups 3-12

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Halogens

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Group 17

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Noble gases

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Group 18

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Horizontal rows

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Called periods

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Metals

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Located left of staircase

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Non-metals

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Located right of staircase

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Metalliods

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Located on staircase

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Properties of metals

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Good conducted of heat and electricity
Malleable- hammered into thin sheets
Ductile-drawn into wires
Lusteras- shiny

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Properties of non-metals

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Not a good conductor of heat and electricity
Most of all the non-metals are gases
When in solid form they are brittle- breaks without bending

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Properties of metalloids

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B,Si,Ge,As,Sb,Te
not malleable as metals, not as brittle as non-metals
Semi-conductors , in computer chips

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What are SI units?

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Are units used all around the works instead of using the metric system and other systems

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What are 5 SI base units?

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Length-meters(m)
Mass-grams(g) or kilograms(kg)
Time-seconds(s)
Temperature-Kelvin(k)
Amount of substance-mole(mol)