REVIEWER FOR MIDTERMS Flashcards

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is anything that occupies space and has mass.

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Matter

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two divisions:

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Mixture Substance & Pure Substance

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are solutions with a uniform composition where all the matter is in the same state. In other words, homogenous solution shave one clear solution that you
can see

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Homogenous solutions

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MIXTURE SUBSTANCE:

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HOMOGENOUS
HETEROGENOUS (SUSPENSION & COLLOID)

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are solutions with non-uniform compositions
consisting of different elements in different states. In other words, heterogeneous solutions have
visibly different parts that makeup the solution

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Heterogeneous solutions

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is similar to a colloid except that the dispersed particles tend to be larger and will
eventually settle or form sediment

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suspension

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5
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is a substance in which microscopic particles are dispersed in a medium, but are not
dissolved in it

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colloid

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PURE SUBTANCE

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COMPOUND (MOLECULE)
ELEMENT (ATOM)

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is the smallest part of a matter that has all the characteristics of a chemical
element. An atom consists of sub-atomic particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons

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atom

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is a substance that contains two or more atoms, from the same element, which
are chemically joined.

For example, hydrogen molecule(H2)

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molecule

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is a substance made up entirely of one type of atom. They are considered tobe
pure substance.

For example, Gold (AU)

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element

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is a substance that is made up of two or more different elements that are
chemically joined.

For example, water (H2O)

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COMPOUND

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is anything that occupies space and has mass. It is the material substance of which physical
objects are composed. All matter is composed of fundamental building blocks called atoms, which
are arranged in various complex ways.

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MATTER

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According to them, all matter could be
described as combinations of these four-basic substance: earth, water, air, and fire in various proportions, modified by four basic essences: wet, dry, hot and cold.

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GREEK DEMOCRITUS (100 YEARS BC)

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In 1808, _______ an English school teacher.
an element was composed of
identical atoms that react the same way
chemically. The Physical combination of
one type
of atoms with another was visualized as being an
eye-and-hook affair. The size and number of the eyes and hooks were different for each element.

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John Dalton (SEPTEMBER 06, 1766 - JULY 27, 1844)

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14
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a Russian scholar, ______
showed that if the elements were arranged in order of increasing atomic mass, a periodic repetition of similar chemical
properties occurred. At that time, about65 elements had been identified. Mendeleev’s work resulted in the first periodic table
of the elements. Although there were many holes in the Mendeleev’s table, it showed that all the then-known elements
could be placed in one of eight groups

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Dmitri Mendeleev (FEBRUARY 08, 1834 - FEBRUARY 02, 1907)

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Before the turn of the 20th century, atoms
were considered indivisible. The only difference
between the atom of one element and the atoms
of another was their mass. Though the efforts
of many scientists, its lowly became apparent
that there was an electrical nature of the
structure of an atom

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JOSEPH JOHN THOMSON
(DECEMBER 18, 1856 - AUGUST 30, 1940)

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