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1
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What is a alkane?

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Single bonded hydrocarbon. Ends with “Ane”

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What is a alkene?

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A single bonded hydrocarbon. Ends in “ene”

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What is a alkalyne

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A triple boned hydrocarbon. Ends in “yne”

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4
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What is matter?

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1) anything with mass that occupies space

2) anything that requires a force to move/stop

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What are the states of matter?

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Solid, liquid, gas, plasma

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To observe means?

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Use your vision

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What is quantitative observations?

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Very general observations using words to describe

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What is an interpretation?

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The way something is based. Forming conclusions, predictions based on the information given through observations.

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What is energy?

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That which is not matter, but can cause change

Energy is conserved (but can be transferred between forms)

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What is potential energy?

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Stored energy

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What is standard measurement?

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An absolute that measurements are compared to; m, kg, s

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What is a quantity measurement?

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A property that can be described by a number and a unit that describes that standard.

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What is a Derived unit of measurement?

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A measurement made up of 2 or more standards; m/s

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To find unitary rate?

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Put what you have as an exponent to 10 and divid it over what you want as an exponent over 10

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What is a solid?

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Generally rigid, has its own shape/volume

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What is a liquid?

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Takes the shape of its container

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What is a gas?

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Completely fill its container

Will change drastically to temp and pressure

18
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What is a melting point?

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The temperature in which a substance changes from solid to gas

19
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What is a boiling point?

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The temperature in which a substance changes from liquid to gas

20
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What is a freezing point?

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The temperature in which a substance changes from liquid to solid

21
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What is a condensation point?

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The temperature in which a substance changes from gas to liquid

22
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What is a sublimation point?

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The temperature in which a substance changes form solid to gas

23
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What is a chemical change?

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When new substances with different property’s are formed

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What is a physical change?

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When no new substances are formed(phase changed) and/or properties are unchanged

25
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What is a macroscopic observation?

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Large enough to see with the naked eye

26
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What is a microscopic observation?

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Too small to see with the naked eye

27
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What is a pure substance?

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Matter with one set of properties. Either element or compounds

28
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What is an ion?

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+/- charged particles
Ionis compounds melt to form conducting solutions
Non metal melt to for non conduction solutions

29
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What is a mixture?

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Matter that can be separated by simple physical means.

30
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What are Suspensions?

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They’re are undissolved particles large enough to see which can be filtered or will settle themselves

31
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What are colloids?

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Undissolved particles that are to small to see, but they do not settle and connotation be filtered out. (Milk)

32
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What are Solutions?

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The are no undissolved particles. It is uniform throughout. All particles are completely dissolved

33
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Aristotle

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Matter is composed of earth fire and air

34
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Democritus

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Matter is composed of very small indivisible shaped particles the “atoma”

35
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Dalton

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Matter is composed of indivisible, indestructible very small particles that were the same for each element “solid spere” model

36
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Thomson

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Electron disk were electrons were imbedded in a mass +

“Plum pudding” model

37
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Rutherford

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Positive nucleus with electrons orbiting empty space

“Solar system” model

38
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Bohr

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Refines the solar system model –> orbits and attempts to predict combing capacity

39
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de Broglie

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Positive nucleus several nuclear particle electron “clouds”

40
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What is the electron configuration?

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1s 2s 3s 3p 4s 4p 5s 4d 5p

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