Honors Chemistry - Midterm REVIEW Flashcards

0
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What is chemistry?

A

A study of the materials in the universe and the changes they undergo

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List the steps of the scientific method (there are 8)

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Objective
Research (background)
Hypothesis
Procedure
Data
Analysis
Conclusion
Communicate Results (discuss)
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2
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What are the two types of observations

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Qualitative Observations

Quantitative Observations

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3
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Qualitative Observation ex:

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blue liquid, viscus liquid

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Quantitative Observation ex:

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crystals - 2.02g

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5
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The state of matter for an object that has neither definite shape nor definite volume

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gaseous

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6
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The state of matter for an object that has a definite volume but not a definite shape

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liquid

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7
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The state of matter for an object that has both definite volume and definite shape is

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solid

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8
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Anything that has mass and volume is called

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matter

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9
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cooking an egg

A

chemical change

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10
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boiling water

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physical change

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11
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ironing a shirt

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physical change

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12
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burning gasoline

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chemical change

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13
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decomposing water

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chemical change

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14
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evaporating alcohol

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physical change

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15
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sanding a table top

A

physical change

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16
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grinding grain

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physical change

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17
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fermenting fruit juice

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chemical change

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18
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dissolving sugar in water

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physical change

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19
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cooking an egg involves…

A

a chemical change

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20
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evaporating water is a…

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physical change

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21
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Helium is very nonreactive

A

chemical property

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22
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boiling water involves…

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no chemical change

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23
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sugar dissolves in coffee is a…

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physical change

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24
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a “tin” can rusts is a…

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chemical change

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25
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digesting pizza

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chemical change

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26
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In a chemical change,

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the products are different substances from the starting materials

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27
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baking a cake

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chemical change

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28
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lighting a match

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chemical change

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29
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driving a car

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chemical change

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30
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cookies burn in the oven

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chemical change

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31
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a banana ripens

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chemical change

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32
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leaves turn colors in the fall

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chemical change

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33
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water condenses on a mirror

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physical change

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34
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grinding coffee beans

A

physical change

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35
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coffee spilled on a shirt

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physical change

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36
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an ice cube melting in a drink

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physical change

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37
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All _____ are ______ changes

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phase

physical

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38
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If iodine melts at 114C and boils at 184C, what is its physical state at 120C?

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solid

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39
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If iodine melts at 114C and boils at 184C, what is its physical state at 98C?

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liquid

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40
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If iodine melts at 114C and boils at 184C, what is its physical state at 250C?

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gas

41
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chemical property of gold

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gold is an inert (nonreactive) metal

42
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paper burning

A

chemical change

43
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water boiling

A

physical change

44
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gasoline evaporating

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physical change

45
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butter melting

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physical change

46
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sugar dissolving in water

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physical change

47
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compound

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always has the same composition

48
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helium

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element

49
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A compound can consist of one kind of element (T/F)

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False

50
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oxygen

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element

51
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silver

A

element

52
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the air in this room

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mixture

53
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elements, compounds, pure water, and carbon dioxide are all…

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pure substances

54
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a solution of..

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gases

55
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a mixture of..

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solids

56
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a homogenous mixture is called…

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solution

57
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table salt

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a compound

58
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chlorine gas

A

element

59
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sand in water

A

a heterogenous mixture

60
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petroleum

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a homogenous mixture

61
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caffeine

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a homogenous mixture

62
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water is an example of

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a compound

63
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a solution can be distinguished from a compound by its

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variable composition

64
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iron

A

element

65
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14K gold

A

mixture

66
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pure silver

A

element

67
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aluminum

A

element

68
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distilled water

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compound

69
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tap water

A

mixture

70
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brass

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mixture

71
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tungsten

A

element

72
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sodium chloride

A

compound

73
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air is a…

A

mixture

74
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homogenous mixture ex:

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vodka

75
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helium

A

element

76
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the process of filtering a sand-saltwater mixture is a _____ process

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physical

77
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Breaking a compound into its constituent elements requires

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chemical methods

78
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separating a heterogenous mixture into pure substances requires

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physical methods

79
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separating a homogenous mixture into pure substances

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physical methods

80
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the light on the candle burns until a bell jar is placed over it for a period of time is a

A

chemical change

81
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when a few drops of red food coloring are added to a beaker of hot water, the water immediately turns red is a

A

physical change

82
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dry ice sublimes when left on the demo table in lecture is a

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physical change

83
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liquid nitrogen dumped onto the floor vaporizes at room temperatures is a

A

physical change

84
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gasoline is a

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homogenous mixture

85
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pure water

A

heterogenous mixture

86
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jar of jelly beans

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heterogenous mixture

87
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soil

A

heterogenous mixture

88
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copper metal

A

heterogenous mixture

89
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diamond is a ______ state of matter

A

solid

90
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A _____ change involves change in one or more physical properties, but no change in the fundamental components that make up the substance

A

physical

91
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A _____ change involves a change in the fundamental components of the substance; a given substance changes into a different substance or substances.

A

chemical

92
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water is a

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pure substance

93
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carbon is a

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pure substance

94
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gold is a

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pure substance

95
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ammonia is a

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pure substance

96
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water is a

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mixture

97
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ammonia is a

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compound

98
Q

How many decimeters in one meter?

A

10

99
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What is the fundamental SI unit of mass in the metric system?

A

kilograms

100
Q

pure water is a…

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compound