Lecture 1 & 2 Matter Flashcards

1
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Define Matter

A

Anything that occupies space and has mass.

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2
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List the 3 states of Matter

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Solid, liquid and gas.

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3
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Explain a Solid

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  • Rigid (not flexible)
  • fixed vol & shape
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4
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Explain a Liquid

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  • Definite vol (fixed)
  • Assumes shape of container
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5
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Explain a Gas

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  • No fixed vol or shape
  • takes the shape & vol of its container
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6
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Define Physical Properties

A

Observable characteristics

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7
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Define Chemical Properties

A

Characteristics that describe the behavior of matter (Chemical reactions).

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8
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What two categories can matter be divided into?

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Pure substances and mixtures.

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9
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Define Pure Substances

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Fixed composition (same throughout); can’t be further purified.

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10
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Define Mixtures

A

A combo of two or more pure substances.

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11
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What are the two categories of pure substances?

A

Elements and compounds.

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12
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Define Elements

A

Can’t be subdivided by chemical or physical means.

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13
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Define Compounds

A

Elements united in fixed ratios.

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14
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What can elements combine chemically to form?

A

Compounds

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15
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What can mixtures be physically separated into?

A

Pure substances

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16
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What are the two categories of mixtures?

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Homogeneous and Heterogeneous.

17
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Define Homogeneous

A

Uniform composition throughout (mixed evenly throughout)

18
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Define Heterogeneous

A

Non uniform composition (not evenly mixed throughout)

19
Q

List the 4 separation of mixtures techniques

A

Distillation, filtration, chromatography and evaporation

20
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What is the physical property for distillation?

A

Boiling point

21
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What is the physical property for filtration?

A

State of matter (s, l, g)

22
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What is the physical property for chromatography?

A

Adherence to a surface

23
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Define Chromatography

A

A technique of separation of a mixture into its components.

24
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What is the physical property for evaporation?

A

Volatility (how easy it vaporizes)

25
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Define Density

A

A substance’s mass per unit of volume.

26
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What is the formula for calculating density?

A

Density (p) = mass (m) / vol (v)

27
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Define sublimation

A

Solid to gas missing the middle phase of liquid.