Matter and energy Flashcards

1
Q

What does COAST stand for?

A

-Collect and Organize
-Analyze
-Solve
-Think about it

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2
Q

what are elements?

A

anything on the periodic table

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3
Q

what is a compound?

A

made of more than one element chemically bound together

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4
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what is a mixture?

A

more than one element/compound

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5
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what is a homogenous mixture?

A

uniform throughout

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6
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what is a heterogenous mixture?

A

not uniform throughout

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7
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what are the properties of a solid?

A

same shape and volume regardless of container

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8
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what are the properties of a liquid?

A

indefinite shape and constant volume

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9
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what are the properties of a gas?

A

indefinite shape and volume

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10
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what are physical properties?

A

anything measured or determined about something that does not change

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11
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what are the rules for significant figures (4)?

A
  1. zeros at the beginning of the value are never significant because all they do is set the decimal place
  2. zeros after a decimal place and after a nonzero digit are always significant
  3. zeros at the end of a value that contains no decimal point are not significant. They are significant if there is a decimal place
  4. zeros between significant digits are always significant
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12
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what is density?

A

mass per unit volume physical property

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13
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1 gigameter = ____ meters

A

1 x 10^9 meters

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14
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1 meter = _______ picometers

A

1 x 10^12 picometers

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15
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1 meter = _____ nanometers

A

1 x 10^9 nm

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16
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1 megameter = _____ meters

A

1 x 10^6 meters

17
Q

1 kilometer = _____ meters

A

1000 meters

18
Q

1 meter = _____ centimeters

19
Q

1 meter = _____ millimeters

20
Q

1 meter = _____ micrometers

A

1 x 10^6 um

21
Q

what type of mixture would tomato soup be?

A

homogenous

22
Q

what type of mixture would chicken noodle soup be?

A

heterogenous

23
Q

what is 3 meters in millimeters

24
Q

how many meters are in 40000 kilometers?

25
Q

what is 3 meters in millimeters

26
Q

how many meters are in 40000 kilometers

A

4 x 10^7 m

27
Q

physical or chemical: burning wood

28
Q

physical or chemical: dying water green

29
Q

extensive properties of a pure substance depend on sample size whereas intensive properties are characteristic of that substance. Which of these properties are intensive?
-color
-mass
-density

A

color and density

30
Q

identify the best match between the dimension/quantity and its correct SI base unit
a. mass and gram
b. length and kilometer
c. time and minute
d. temperature and celsius
e. amount of substance and mole

A

e. amount of substance and mole

31
Q

which of the following shows the correct relationship between these metric units of length or distance?
a. 1 km = 100 m
b. 1mm = 10 cm
c. 1 nm = 10^9 m
d. 10^6 um = 1 m

A

d. 10^6 um = 1 m