Lesson 2: Properties of matter Flashcards

1
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Property of matter:

can be observed and measured without changing the identity and composition of a substance

A

Physical Properties

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2
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Property of Matter:

substances transform into a different substance

A

Chemical Property

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3
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Physical Property:

○ depends on the type of matter, not the amount.

ex: malleability, diffusion, ductility

A

Intensive Property

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4
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Physical Properties:

○ depends on the amount of matter

ex: height, weight, size, shape, volume

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Extensive Property

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5
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Intensive Properties:

ability of substance to be stretched into wire

A

Ductility

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6
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Intensive Properties:

ability of a substance to be hammered and formed into thin sheets

A

Malleability

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7
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Intensive Property:

ability of matter to spread out

A

Diffusion

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8
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Property of Matter:

observed when a substance reacts to another substance under chemical reaction

A

Chemical Properties

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9
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Separation Homogeneous Mixtures:

seperates components of a solutiin based on the differences in boiling points between the two liquids

A

Distillation

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10
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What do you call the product of distillation and the remaining substance?

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Distillate & Residue

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11
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Separation of Homogeneous Mixtures:

solution is heated until it boils, the liquid solvent evaporates, leaving behind the solid solutes

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Evaporation

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12
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Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

separating compounds of a mixture (separate different colors in a dye)

A

Chromatography

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13
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Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

using your hands or tongs can be done in separating the components of these kinds of mixtures

A

Manual Picking

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14
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Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

exploits the difference in particle size of solids

A

Sieving

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15
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Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

attract magnetic materials

A

Magnets

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16
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Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

separating solids from liquids by allowing the mixture to pass through a filtering material

A

Filtration

17
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Product of Filtration is called ______.

A

Filtrate

18
Q

Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

○ suspended solids eventually separate from liquid by gravity.

○ once the solid particles separate at the bottom, the liquid may be separated through a process called _____.

A

Sedmentation

Decantation

19
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Separation of Homogenous Mixtures:

suspension or colloid is rotated at very high speeds, using a machine called a ______.

A

Centrifugation

Centrifuge

20
Q

In Chromotography, the _____ carries through a material.

A

Stationary Phase

21
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In Chromotography, the _____ is a mixture dissolved in a substance.

A

Mobile Phase