Matter Quiz #2 Flashcards

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The basic unit of matter, composed of a nucleus surrounded by electrons

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Atom

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2
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Groups of atoms held together by chemical bonds

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Molecule

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3
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Substances made up of different elements bonded together

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Compound

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4
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Mass (matter) is neither created nor destroyed, in ordinary chemical and physical changes

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Law of Conservation of Mass

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5
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What is a Physical Change

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  • A change in the size, shape, or state of matter of a substance
  • No new substance is being created
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6
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The following are examples of what type of change?
- Cutting
- Pulling
- Pushing
- Twisting
- Bending
- Freezing
- Melting
- Evaporating

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Physical Change

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What is a chemical change?

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A change in which one kind of matter changes into a different kind of matter.

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8
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The following are examples of what type of change?
- Burning
- Fireworks
- Baking Soda and Vinegar

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Chemical Changes

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9
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What are the signs of a chemical change?

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  • Change in color
  • Produces smell
  • Releases gas
  • Change in temperature (not including a phase change)
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10
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What type of change is cracking an egg?

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Physical Change

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11
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What type of change is cooking an egg?

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Chemical Change

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12
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What type of change is splitting wood?

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Physical Change

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13
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What type of change is burning wood?

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Chemical Change

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14
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What type of change is rusting metal?

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Chemical Change

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15
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What type of change is smashing ice?

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Physical Change

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16
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What type of change is melting ice?

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Physical Change

17
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What type of change is boiling water?

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Physical Change

18
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What type of change is cutting a cucumber?

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Physical Change

19
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What are the steps to Balance Equations?

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1) Determine the different chemical elements found in the equation

2) Determine the number of atoms each element has in total on each side of the “yields”

3) Compare the total number of atoms on the left to the total number of atoms on the right.
- If they are equal, the equation is balanced
- IF they are unequal, the equation is unbalanced.