Science Flashcards

1
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What is an element?

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A substance made of only one type of atom

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2
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What is a compound?

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They are different atoms that are chemically bonded

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3
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What does something being pure mean?

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It means something that is made of one substance

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4
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What does something being impure mean?

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It means when something is mixed with other atoms ,elements and compounds

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5
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Give some examples of mixtures?

A

-Rocks
-Squash
-Milk
-Sea water

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6
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What does something being a mixture?

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Something that contains more than one substance that is not chemically bonded

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7
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What is a compound ?

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Two or more atoms chemically bonded

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8
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What are the three states of matter?

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Solid , Liquid and Gas

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9
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What does something insoluble mean ?

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Something that cannot dissolve

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10
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What is a solute ?

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A solid that can be dissolved

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11
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What is a solvent?

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A liquid

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12
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What mixtures can be separated via filtration ?

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Sand water, Rocks and water and finally orange pulp

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13
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What is a solution ?

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When a solid has dissolved into a liquid

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14
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Name the start and end states for evaporation

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Liquid -> Gas

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15
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Name the change of state when a gas becomes a liquid

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Condensation

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16
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What is evaporation used to separate?

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To separate a solid from a liquid

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17
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What is distillation used to separate?

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To separate a mixture of solution with different boiling points

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18
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What three things can forces do to a moving object ?

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Push , Pull , Twist

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19
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What effect does air resistance have on a falling object?

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It slows objects down

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20
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What is chromatography ?

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It is used to separate mixture of dyes

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21
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What two states of matter do particles touch their neighbours ?

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Solid and Liquid

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22
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What unit is mass measured in ?

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KG , G

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23
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What is mass ?

A

It measures how much stuff is in something

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24
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What is volume ?

A

How much space a solid has in it

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25
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What is density ?

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How much space an object or substance takes up (its volume) in relation to the amount of matter in that object or substance (its mass)

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26
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What is the equation for density ?

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g /cm cubed

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27
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What is the pH of an acidic solution less than?

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7

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28
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What are the chemical properties of metals?

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->React with oxygen to form a metal oxide
-> It dissolves in water to form an alkaline solution

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29
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What are the chemical properties of non -metals?

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->React with oxygen to form a non - metal oxide
->It dissolves in water to form an alkaline solution

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30
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Name the vertical columns in the periodic table

A

Groups

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31
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Name the horizontal rows in the periodic table

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Periods

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32
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Do metals or non-metals have a higher boiling points ?

A

Metal

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33
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What does unreactive mean?

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They do not react with any solvents

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34
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What is a non - contact force ?

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A force that does not need contact

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35
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What do opposite charges do ?

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They attract

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36
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What do like charges do ?

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They repel

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37
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What is a field ?

A

An area where a force is experienced

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38
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What is the smallest unit of matter ?

A

An atom

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39
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Name two charged subatomic particles

A

Proton and electrons

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40
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Why do atoms have no overall charge ?

A

Their field protects them

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41
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Name three components found in circuits

A

Switch , Cell and Metre

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42
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What is a current?

A

A flow of charge

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43
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What is this –M– ?

A

A motor

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44
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Give the units of currents

A

amps(A)

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45
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What is this –A–?

A

An ammeter

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46
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What is theory?

A

A description of how a system will behave

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47
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What is a model ?

A

A visual representation of a complicated concept

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48
Q

Name a circuit component you need for current to flow ?

A

Cell

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49
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The unit for resistance

A

Ohms ,Ω

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49
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What is a resistance ?

A

The force of repulsion

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50
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Define conductor of electric current ?

A

Where electrons can flow through

51
Q

Define insulator of electric current?

A

Where electrons are stopped from passing through

52
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The equation to find resistance

A

Voltage / Current

53
Q

The equation to find weight

A

Mass x Gravitational field strength

54
Q

What is a parallel circuit ?

A

Where the wires are parallel to onen2 ef another

55
Q

Hydrogen chloride

A

Hydrogen, Chlorine

56
Q

Lithium fluoride

A

Lithium , Fluorine

57
Q

What is a combustion reaction?

A

When a fuel reacts with oxygen to make carbon dioxide and water

58
Q

What happens to atoms in a chemical reaction?

A

They are re-arranged

59
Q

What is a ratio?

A

It shows how much of one thing there is compared to the other

60
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What is Mass ?

A

The amount of matter in an object

61
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What is the law of conservation of mass ?

A

The product is always equal to the mass of reactants

62
Q

The word equation for respiration

A

Glucose +Oxygen -> Carbon dioxide+ Water

63
Q

What type of reaction transfers energy to the surroundings?

A

Exothermic reaction

64
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What type of reaction transfers energy from the surroundings?

A

Endothermic reaction

65
Q

How to separate food colourings?

A

Chromatography

66
Q

How to separate insoluble fibre powder and water?

A

Filtration

67
Q

How to separate water and sugar?

A

Evaporation

68
Q

Where are metals found in the periodic table ?

A

The left side

69
Q

Is salt a compound or a mixture?

A

A compound

70
Q

What side of periodic table are metals found in?

A

The left side

71
Q

What are some physical properties of metals ?

A

-Malleable
-Ductile
- Good conductors of heat and electricity
-Shiny
- Tough and strong

72
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What are some physical properties of non-metals ?

A

-Brittle
-Bad conductors of heat and electricity
-Dull
-Weak

73
Q

Do Metals or Non-metals react more vigorously with acids?

A

Metals that are high up in the reactivity series, such as potassium, sodium, and calcium, react vigorously with acids

74
Q

Magnesium + Oxygen

A

Magnesium Oxide

75
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Calcium + Oxygen

A

Calcium Oxide

76
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Iron + Oxygen

A

Iron Oxide

77
Q

How does magnesium react with dilute acid?

A

Very vigorously

78
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How does zinc react with dilute acid?

A

It reacts steadily

79
Q

How does Iron react with dilute acid?

A

It reacts steadily

80
Q

How does lead react with dilute acid?

A

It reacts slowly

81
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How does copper react with dilute acid?

A

No reaction

82
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How does Gold react with dilute acid?

A

No reaction

83
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How does magnesium react with oxygen?

A

Burns vigorously

84
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How does zinc react with oxygen?

A

Burns less vigorously

85
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How does iron react with oxygen?

A

Burns

86
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How does lead react with oxygen?

A

Does not burn but forms a layer of oxide on surface

87
Q

How does copper react with oxygen?

A

Does not burn but forms a layer of oxide on surface

88
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How does Gold react with oxygen?

A

No reaction

89
Q

What is the unit of energy?

A

Joules , J

90
Q

Name some energy stores ?

A

-Nuclear
-Kinetic
-Chemical
-Elastic
-Thermal
-Magnetic
-Gravitational store

91
Q

What is kinetic energy ?

A

Energy of motion

92
Q

What is the unit energy ?

A

Joules

93
Q

What is the unit of temperature ?

A

C

94
Q

What is the average kinetic energy/speed of the particles?

A

Temperature

95
Q

What is thermal equilibrium?

A

When two object are at the same temperature

96
Q

What is the amount of stuff in a substance called ?

A

It is Mass

97
Q

What is something that requires different amount of energy to heat them?

A

Materials

98
Q

What is the energy equation ?

A

Energy = Mass x Specific heat capacity x temperature increase

99
Q

Describe what happens to the particles in a liquid when it is heated

A

The particles heated makes them energised and the move faster

100
Q

Describe insulators in terms of electrical circuits

A

When the electrical current can’t move freely though a wire

101
Q

What tiny subatomic particles can move freely in a metal wire ?

A

These are called electrons

102
Q

What is convection?

A

Convection is the process of transferring heat through air or liquid currents

103
Q

What is conduction?

A

The transfer of energy, such as heat or an electric charge, through a substance.

104
Q

What is the frequency of a wave ?

A

The frequency of a wave is the number of waves produced by a source each second.

105
Q

These types of waves can be dangerous. Used in sun tan beds and to kill bacteria in water

A

UV rays

106
Q

These allow us to see

A

Visible light

107
Q

These waves are used to kill cancer cells

A

Radiation waves

108
Q

Used for cooking and satellite communication

A

Gamm rays

109
Q

What is a random error?

A

An unexpected change that affects your results

110
Q

What is a systematic error ?

A

Something that consistently affects your results

111
Q

How can you measure a force

A

A newton metre

112
Q

What is the law of conservation of energy ?

A

Energy can’t be created or destroyed

113
Q

What is the equation of work?

A

Force X Distance

114
Q

What is the equation of power ?

A

Energy/Time

115
Q

What is a consumer?

A

An organism that consumes other organisms

116
Q

What is the first type of organism found in a food chain?

A

Producers

117
Q

What does the arrow represent in a food chain?

A

Energy being transferred

118
Q

Independent variable

A

It is a variable that stands alone and isn’t changed by the other variables you are trying to measure.

119
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Dependent variable

A

A dependent variable is what you measure in the experiment and what is affected during the experiment.

120
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Controlled variable

A

A control variable is anything that is held constant in a study to prevent it from interfering with the results

121
Q

Which element is a shiny, orange-brown element that is an excellent conductor of electricity?

A

Copper

122
Q

Which element is a brittle, yellow element that is used to make fertilisers?

A

Sulfur

123
Q

Which element is a shiny but brittle element that is used in fibre optic cables?

A

Germanium

124
Q

Vertical columns in a periodic table

A

Columns

125
Q

Horizontal columns in a periodic table

A

Rows

126
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