Science (8th) Flashcards

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what is a homogeneous mixture?

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Look the same throughout and connot be easily seperated.

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2
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what is a heterogeneous mixture?

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Large particles that can be easily seen/separated throughout

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3
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what is a solution

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homogeneous mixture of solvent and 1 or more solutes; looks the same throughout.

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4
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What’s a colloid?

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heterogeneous mixture containing small, undissolved particles that don’t settle out/separate(very small particles, but scatter light)

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5
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3 ways to separate a homogeneous mixture

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filtration, hot plate(distillation), and evaporation

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6
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what are 2 ways to separate a heterogeneous mixture

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magnet and filtration

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7
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What is found the smallest in the solution?

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solute

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8
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What does solute dissolve in and has the largest amount.

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solvent

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9
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How does solutes affect solutions in boiling points?

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Raises boiling point.

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10
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How does solutes affect solutions in the freezing point

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lowers the freezing point.

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11
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How does solutes affect solutions in the concentration?

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More solute=stronger
Less solute=less dilute

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12
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what’s an example of a solution?

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Kool-Aid, saltwater, apple juice.

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13
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What’s an example of a colloid

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milk, fog, shaving cream

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14
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what’s an example of a suspension?

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oil+vineger, salad dressing, and muddy water.

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15
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What 3 things affect solubility?

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temp, pressure, property’s of solute a solvent.

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16
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what are lost, gained, or shared when a chemical bond is created?

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valence electrons

17
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what happens to the bonds between atoms when a chemical change occurs.

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bonds break and new bonds form because atoms of elements are rearranged.

18
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what are 5 factors that effect the rate of chemical changes?

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surface area, temp, concentration, catalyst, inhibitor

19
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law of conservation mass is a closed or open system?

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closed

20
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What is the only thing you can change to balance an equation?

A

coefficients

21
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what can you never change balancing chemical equations?

A

Subscript

22
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what are synthetic materials?

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chemicals made by humans