Gr9 Chem Exam Review Flashcards
What are the states of matter and properties?
Solid - fixed shape, most attraction between particles, do not take shape of container,
Liquid - takes shape of container, less attraction, flows
Gas - least attraction between particles, takes shape
Changes of state
- melting - S-L
- evaportaion -L-G
- depotition - G-S
(these three add heat) - solidification - L-S
- sublimation - S-G
- Condensation - G-L
(these 3 take away heat)
Physical properties
Lustre - shiny vs dull
Density - d=m/v
Colour - the colour
Conductivity - conducts heat and electricity, opp to is insulator
Ductility - pull into wire
Hardness - resist being scratched
opp is brittle
Malleabillity - bend but won’t break
Viscosity - ability to flow
Chemical properties
- ability to change into new sub
- how it reacts with other sub
- observed with chemical change
ex - absurds heat - reacts with acid
- reacts with O2
Physical Change
- change of state
- change of shape
- dissolving
ex crushing stone
melting chocolate
Chemical change
- colour change
- odour
- gas formed
- heat/light formed
- precipitate
- new sub
- non reversible
ex toast-colour and odour change
What is an ion, isotope, ionic isotope, atom
Ion- charge
Isotope- change in mass
Ionic isotope- charge and change in mass
Atom- nothing changes
Importance of valence electrons
- bonding/stability
- outer most electrons
- column #
Na (one dot above). Cl (7 dots)
LEWIS DOT
Properties of ionic compounds
- metal +non metal
- tranfers electrons
- high boiling point
- dissolves into H2O
- high melting point
Properties of covalent compounds
- non mental + non metal
- shares electrons
- low boiling point
- most don’t dissolve into H2O
- low melting point
Properties of metals
- left of periodic table
- loses electrons and becomes a cation (positive)
- solid, shiny, malleuble
Properties of non metals
- right side of periodic table
- gains electrons and becomes negative anion
- brittle
- gases
Properties of a metaloid
- stair case
- properties of metal and non metals
Formulas for density, mass and volume
d=m/v
m=dxv
v=m/d