module 2 Flashcards

memorize

1
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made of particles that gives it mass and volume

A

matter

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2
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change in temperature or pressure can physically transform a substance

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phase transition

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3
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can be measure and observed without changing the material’s chemical composition

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physical property

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4
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describe a material’s ability to possibly undergo chemical change

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chemical property

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5
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do not depend on the amount of substance

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intensive properties

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6
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do depend on the amount of substance

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extensive properties

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7
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cannot be broken down through physical means

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pure substance

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8
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if a pure substance can be broken into simpler forms

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compound

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9
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if a pure substance cannot be broken into simpler forms

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element

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10
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two or more elements combine to form a compound

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law of constant composition or definite proportion

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11
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a mixture which only one phase is visibly seen

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homogenous mixture

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12
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has at least two different phases of matter or visible components

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heterogenous mixture

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13
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means indivisible particle ,is the basic unit of an element

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atom

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14
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when elements chemically combine in a fixed proportion, you call the product a

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compound

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15
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fixed proportions of a compound are generally represented by a

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chemical formula

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16
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one phase mixture

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solution

17
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is the one being dissolved

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solute

18
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dissolving medium

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solvent

19
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contains the maximum amount of solute that a given quantity of a solvent can dissolve

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saturated solution

20
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having a lesser amount of solute than what the given quantity of solvent can dissolve

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unsaturated solution

21
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containing solute that is more than what the given solute can dissolve is classified

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supersaturated solution

22
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two immiscible liquids are used

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liquid-liquid extraction

23
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employed to bring the soluble components of a solid example into the liquid phase

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soxhlet extraction

24
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used in collecting a pure liquid from a mixture of liquids

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distillation

25
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separatory technique where each component or solute is isolated

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chromatography

26
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ratio of the distance traveled by the solute in the stationary phase

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retention factor

27
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separating a liquid from a solid

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decantation

28
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separate finely divided solid from a liquid

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filtration

29
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dissolved salt may be separated from the liquid by boiling off the liquid

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evaporation

30
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substance accumulates on the surface of a solid adsorbent

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adsorption

31
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gradient-by-density technique

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centrifugation