matter deck 1 Flashcards

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Characteristics of a Physical Property

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  1. Substance can change it’s form: Solid, Liquid, Gas 2. substance never becomes something new 3. usually can undo the change
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Characteristics of a Chemical Property

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  1. More than one substance is combined 2. A reaction occurs and forms a new substance 3. Cannot undo change
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3
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Three physical states of most matter

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Solid, Liquid, Gas

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4
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What is the name for each phase change?

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Solid to Liquid: Melting
Liquid to Gas: evaporated
Gas to liquid: condensation
Liquid to solid: freezing

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5
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Gas substances at room temp

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oxygen, carbon dioxide

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6
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Three characteristics of a solid

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  1. have a definite shape 2. definite volume 3. High density

(Solids are formed when liquids are cooled)

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7
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How do large crystals form in solids?

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when carbon atoms bond together and they cool slowly

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8
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What state is the most common for the basic elements?

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solids

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9
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More Kinetic energy: solid or liquid?

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Liquid because if their attraction is less, it will spread out

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10
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What shape does a liquid have?

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It takes on the shape of the container

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11
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What is viscosity?

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How strongly liquids/molecules are attracted to one another.

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How is a liquid similar to a solid?

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bother denser that gas, both have definite volume, and their molecules are closer together than gas.

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13
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How is a liquid different from a solid?

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liquids can’t change shape

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14
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How would you change a solid to a liquid?

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melting it

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15
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When is a substance called a gas?

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When it has enough energy that the molecules can freely move away from each other.

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16
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What is the shape of a gas?

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it doesn’t have a definite shape

17
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In which state of matter are the molecules moving the fastest?

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gas

18
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What is atmospheric pressure?

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a pressure that is applied or taken away from molecules and that pressure is in the air or atmosphere.

19
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How is a gas similar to a liquid?

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both fit in the same container, both move freely

20
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How is a gas different from a liquid?

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gas has more kinetic energy than liquid.

21
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If the temp. remains constant, what happens to the volume of a gas when the pressure is increased?

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the volume will increse

22
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if pressure remains constant, what happens to the volume of a gas when the temp. is increased?

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volume will decrease

23
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what are 2 different ways to increase the volume of a gas?

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increase temp. and decreasing pressure

24
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why might you need to check the air in our bike tires before you go for a ride on a cold day?

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because when temp. decreases, volume decreases. (there is less volume in the tires)

25
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why do you think increasing pressure decreases the volume of a gas?

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because when the molecules are pushed closer together, there is less space

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why do you think increasing temp. increases the volume of a gas?

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because molecules have more energy when you apply heat.