jun 11 unit test Flashcards

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1
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solid -> gas

A

sublimation

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2
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gas-> solid

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deposition

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3
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define matter

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everything

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4
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define pure substances

A

one type of particle

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5
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define mixtures

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two or more particles that make up something

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6
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define elements

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cannot be broken down into smaller substances

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7
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define compounds

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different elements combined in fixed proportions

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8
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define homogenious

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it looks like one thing. eg.) apple juice,

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9
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define heterogeneous

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you can see different things. eg.) a bowl of fruit

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10
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name some physical properties

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states of matter ( gaseous, solid and liquid)
color.
smell.
freezing point.
boiling point.
melting point.
Magnetism

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11
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name some chemical properties

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flammability, toxicity, acidity, reactivity

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12
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define chemical change

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A chemical change is a change of materials into another, new materials with different properties and one or more than one new substances are formed

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13
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define physical change

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Physical change is a type of change where the physical properties of matter change

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14
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examples of physical change?

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Crumpling a sheet of aluminum foil.
Melting an ice cube.
Casting silver in a mold.
Breaking a bottle.

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15
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what happens when you change the number of neutrons

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An isotope is formed

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16
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what happens when you change the number of electrons

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an ion is formed

17
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what happens when you change the number of protons

A

the element changes

18
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is the period the row or the column

A

row

19
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is the group the row or the column

A

column

20
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what are the properties of metals

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-high melting and boiling point
-solid at room temp (mostly)
-shiny, malleable
-good at conducting

21
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what are the properties of metalloids

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middle of non-metals and metals

22
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what are the properties of non-metals

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  • low melting and boiling point
  • mostly gases and solids at room temp
  • poor conductors
  • dull and brittle
23
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what do groups tell you

A

the number of valence electrons

24
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what do periods tell you

A

the number of orbitals

25
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what are the properties of ionic compounds

A

soft
brittle
high melting and boiling point
most are soluble
conductive

26
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what are the properties of molecular compounds

A

soft solids
can also be liquids and gases
low melting and boiling points
insoluble
do not conduct

27
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what bond is formed by a molecular comound

A

covalent

28
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what bond is formed by an ionic compound

A

ionic

29
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define a covalent bond

A

sharing electrons

30
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define an ionic bond

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giving away electrons