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Properties of Matter Flashcards

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1
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All matter has _______

A

Physical and chemical properties

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2
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Characteristics that are measurable without changing the composition of the sample

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Physical properties

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3
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What are some examples of physical properties?

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Density, malleability, ductility, solubility, thermal conductivity

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4
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Characteristic ability of a substance to react to form a new substance

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Chemical properties

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5
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What are some examples of chemical properties?

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Combustibility, flammability, reactivity: oxidation of materials, burning wood, fireworks

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6
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What are the 2 classifications of physical properties?

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Extensive and intensive properties

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7
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A property that varies with the amount of the substance (dependent on the amount of a substance)

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Extensive properties

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8
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A property that is independent of the amount of a substance

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Intensive properties

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9
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What are some examples of extensive properties?

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Mass, volume, weight, length

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10
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What are some examples of intensive properties?

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Color, boiling point, temperature, hardness, melting point (all at a given temperature)

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11
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Is density an intensive or extensive property?

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Intensive

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12
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Is mass an intensive or extensive property?

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Extensive

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13
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Is volume an intensive or extensive property?

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Extensive

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14
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What is the formula for density?

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density = mass / unit volume

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15
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What is the unit for density?

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g/cm³

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16
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What is a change where no chemical bonds are broken or formed?

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Physical change

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17
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What are some examples of a physical change?

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Changes in state, separation of mixture, physical deformation

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18
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What is a change where bonds are broken or formed between molecules or atoms?

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Chemical change

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19
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What are some examples of a chemical change?

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Combustion reaction, decomposition reaction, neutralization reaction, redox reaction, synthesis reaction

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20
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What is the amount of mass in a given volume?

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Density

21
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Solid to Liquid

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Melting

22
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Liquid to Solid

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Freezing

23
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Gas to Liquid

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Condensation

24
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Solid to Gas

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Sublimation

25
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Gas to Solid

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Deposition

26
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Liquid to Gas

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Evaporation

27
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The ability to be molded into another shape

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Malleability

28
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The ability to withstand plastic deformation

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Ductility

29
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The different types of plastic deformation

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Tensile, compressive, bending, and torsional deformation

30
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The ability to catch fire at normal temperatures

A

Flammability

31
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The ability to catch fire at higher temperatures

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Combustibility

32
Q

Multiplier and unit of kilo

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1000 | k

33
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Multiplier and unit of hecto

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100 | h

34
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Multiplier and unit of deca

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10 | da

35
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Multiplier and unit of deci

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0.1 or 1/10| d

36
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Multiplier and unit of centi

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0.01 or 1/100| c

37
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Multiplier and unit of mill

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0.001 or 1/1000 | m

38
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Multiplier and unit of micro

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0.000001 or 1/1,000,000 | µ

39
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4 Principles of Dalton’s Atomic Theory

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1.) Elements are made out of atoms
2.) Atoms of a given element are identical. If it were two different elements, their atoms are different
3.) Compounds are composed of atoms of more than 1 element
4.) A chemical reaction involves only the separation and rearrangement, not the creation nor destruction of atoms

40
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The charge of an electron

A

-1

41
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The charge of a proton

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+1

42
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The charge of a neutron

A

0

43
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What is the mass number (A)

A

protons + neutrons

44
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What is the atomic number (Z)

A

Number of protons

45
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An element with a different number of neutrons in their nuclei

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Isotope

46
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Signs that an object underwent chemical change

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Odor production, change in temperature, change in color, effervescence, formation of precipitates

47
Q

What theory do these 2 sentences describe?:

A molecule will always stay in motion so long as it has energy depending on the temperature of an object

Changes in energy result in a phase change

A

Kinetic Molecular Theory

48
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What are the 3 key principles of the Kinetic Molecular Theory

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1.) No energy gain or loss during molecule collision
2.) Molecules take up negligible space compared to its container
3.) Will always remain in linear motion until collision

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