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MATTER AND ITS PROPERTIES Flashcards

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1
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is made of particles that give its mass and volume

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matter

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5 phases of matter

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  1. solid
  2. liquid
  3. gas
  4. bose-einstein condensate
  5. plasma
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has its own shape and volume

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solid

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weakly attracted to one another, have fixed volumes, but take in shape of their container

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liquid

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weakest attraction, no fixed volume or shape

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gas

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a physical change where substance undergoes changes without changing its chemical composition

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phase transitions

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2 types of properties associated with matter

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  1. physical property
  2. chemical property
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properties that can be measured and observed without changing the material’s chemical composition

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physical property

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9
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material’s possibility to undergo chemical change in its chemical composition

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chemical property

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Physical properties of matter can further be classified

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  1. Intensive property
  2. Extensive property
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substance specific properties that do not depend on the amount of the substance

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intensive property

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properties that do depend on the amount of substance

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extensive property

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components of matter that can be separated by physical means

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mixture

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cannot be broken down through physical means

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pure substance

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pure substance can be classified as an

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element or compound

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pure substance that can be broken down into simpler forms using chemical means

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compound

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pure substance that cannot be simplified

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element

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law that governs the combination of atoms to form compounds

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law of constant composition or definite proportion

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19
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are forms of matter with no definite properties and are not combined chemically

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mixture

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mixture in which only one phase is visibly seen

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homogeneous mixture

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at least 2 different phases of matter or visible components

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heterogenous mixture

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22
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indivisible particle

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atom

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Elements can be classified into 3

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  1. Metals
  2. Nonmetals
  3. Metalloids
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basic unit of an element

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atom

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good electrical conductors and heat conductors

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metal

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poor conductors of heat and electricity

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nonmetal

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intermediate between metal and nonmetal

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metalloids

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metals can be shaped into thin sheets

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malleable

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metals that can be stretched into a wire

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Ductile

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elements chemically combine in a fixed proportion

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compound

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fixed proportions of compounds are generally represented by a

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chemical formula

32
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type of matter that does not possess definite properties and fixed proportion

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mixture

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one phase mixture

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solution

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powdered, or the one being dissolved

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solute

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dissolving medium

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solvent

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maximum amount of solute that a given quantity of a solvent can dissolve

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saturated solution

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lesser amount of solute than what the given quantity of solvent can dissolve

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unsaturated solution

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solute that is more than what the given solvent can dissolve

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supersaturated solution

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solute particles big enough to settle at the bottom of the mixture and can be alternatively filtered to separate particles through filtration

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suspensions

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type of mixture that is intermediate to a solution and a suspension

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colloid

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is a phenomenon observed in dispersed colloid particles once light is directed to such mixtures

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Tyndall effect

42
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Different Separation Techniques:

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  1. Use of separatory funnel
  2. Extraction
  3. Simple distillation
  4. Fractional distillation
  5. Evaporation
  6. Filtration
  7. Centrifugation
  8. Chromatography
  9. Magnetism
43
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best used for separating 2 immiscible liquids

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use of separatory funnel

44
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an immiscible solvent is added to a mixture to extract the solute from any contaminant

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extraction

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best used for separating two immiscible liquids with enough difference in boiling points (greater than 70); pure liquid substance from a solute solid-liquid mixture

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Simple distillation

46
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best used for separating mixture or 2 or more miscible liquids in which the difference in boiling points is less that 25

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fractional distillation

47
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best used for separating soluble solid from a liquid

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evaporation

48
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best used for separating insoluble solid from liquid

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Filtration

49
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best used for separating insoluble smaller solids from a liquid where normal filtration does not work well

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Centrifugation

50
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best used for separating components with different affinities or solubilities to mobile phase and stationary phases

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Chromatography

51
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common separation technique

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liquid-liquid extraction

52
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best used for separating 2 solids with one part having magnetic properties

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magnetism

53
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can also be employed to bring the soluble components of a solid sample into the liquid phase with the use of an extracting solvent

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Soxhlet Extraction

54
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used in collecting a pure liquid from a mixture of liquids through the process of evaporation and condensation

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Distillation

55
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employed for the separation of the components of a mixture that are susceptible to decomposition

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steam distillation

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separatory technique where each component or solute is isolated based on its different affinities to mobile phase

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Chromatography

57
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is the ratio of the distance traveled by the solute in the stationary phase relative to the distance traveled by the solvent

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retention factor

58
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process of separating liquid from a solid by allowing the solid particles to settle at the bottom

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Decantation

59
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separate finely divided solid from liquid

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Filtration

60
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a dissolved salt may be separated from the liquid by boiling

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evaporation

61
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substance accumulates on the surface of a solid

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Adsorption

62
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gradient-by-density technique employed to collect a precipitate from a heterogenous mixture using the principle of angular rotation and galaxy

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Centrifugation

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Centrifugation uses and equipment called?

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centrifuge

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