ScIeNcE Flashcards

1
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Left of the zigzag

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metal

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2
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Touches zizag

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metalloid

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3
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Not Magnetic

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Nonmetal

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4
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Ductile

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Metals

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5
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medium density

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metalloids

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6
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Semiconductor

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Metalloids

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7
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Both magnetic and nonmagnetic

A

metalloids

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8
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High density

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Metals

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9
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Dull Luster

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Nonmetals

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10
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Luster is both shiny and dull

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Metalloids

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11
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Some Magnetic

A

Metals

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12
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Gases

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Nonmetals

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13
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Low Density

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Nonmetals

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14
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Both ductile and not ductile

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Metalloids

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15
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Right of zigzag

A

Nonmetals

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16
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Shiny Luster

A

Metals

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17
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Both Malleable and Not Malleable

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Metalloids

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18
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Good Conductor

A

Metals

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19
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Not Ductile

A

Nonmetals

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20
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Both are solids

A

Metals and metalloids

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21
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Malleable

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Metals

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22
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Not malleable

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Nonmetals

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23
Q

What can you identify a substance by?

A

Density

24
Q

How do you say grams?

A

g

25
Q

How do you say volume?

A

cm3 or mL

26
Q

What is the formula for volume of a cube?

A

l x w x h

27
Q

How do you write density?

A

g/cm3

28
Q

How do you find mass?

A

Density x Volume

29
Q

How do you find volume?

A

Mass / Density

30
Q

How do you find density?

A

Mass / Volume

31
Q

What is density?

A

The amount of mass per unit of volume

32
Q

What are the 2 steps to finding the volume using a triple beam balance?

A
  1. Mass the object
  2. Calculate the volume
33
Q

What are the 2 steps to finding the volume with a graduated cylinder?

A
  1. Mass the object
  2. Use displacement to measure the volume
34
Q

What is a mineral?

A

A naturally formed, inorganic solid that has a crystalline shape.

35
Q

What are the 5 things minerals must be?

A

Formed by natural processes
Be inorganic
Solid with a definite shape and volume
Contain a unique chemical composition
Have a crystalline shape

36
Q

True or false: Minerals can be formed by humans.

A

False

37
Q

What is the meaning of inorganic?

A

Never alive

38
Q

True or false: A crystalline shape has a repeating pattern.

A

True

39
Q

Minerals can be identified by their ________ _________.

A

Physical Properties

40
Q

What are the 5 different ways you can identify a mineral by its physical properties?

A

Color / Transparency
Luster
Streak
Hardness
Cleavage / Fracture

41
Q

What is the first thing noticed in the mineral?

A

Color / Transparency

42
Q

Is Color / Transparency reliable?

A

No

43
Q

What would a translucent mineral look like?

A

Milky

44
Q

What would an opaque mineral look like?

A

Not see through

45
Q

What is luster?

A

The way it reflects light

46
Q

What does it mean if a mineral is metallic?

A

Reflects lots of light

47
Q

What does it mean if a mineral is non-metallic?

A

reflects little light

48
Q

What is a streak?

A

The color of the powdered form of the mineral

49
Q

How do you find the streak?

A

Rub the mineral against the streak plate - different minerals leave different colors

50
Q

How do you find the hardness of a mineral?

A

Mohs Hardness Scale

51
Q

What number in the Mohs Hardness Scale would be the softest?

A

1

52
Q

What number in the Mohs Hardness Scale would be the hardest?

A

10

53
Q

Can softer minerals scratch harder minerals?

A

No

54
Q

List all the minerals from softest to hardest.

A

Softest: 1. Talc
2. Gypsum
3. Calcite
4. Fluorine
5. Apatite
6. Feldspar
7. Quartz
8. Topaz
9. Corundum
Hardest: 10. Diamond.

55
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What is Cleavage / Fracture?

A

How it breaks