Science, Chem - Material properties Flashcards

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Atom

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  • everything is made up of atoms
  • hundreds of different types of atoms
  • smallest part of an element
  • cannot be divisible
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Elements

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  • something made of the same atom
  • cannot be broken down into simpler substance
  • represented by symbols
  • have same properties as their atoms
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Molecules

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  • atoms joining together to form larger particles
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Compounds

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  • made of atoms of elements joined to atoms of other elements
  • mixed/separated chemically
  • can be broken down into simpler elements, using chemical reactions
  • represented by the formula
  • having different properties as their atoms
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Mixture

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mixed/separated physically

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mono = ___
di = ___
tri = ___
tetra = ___

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mono = one
di = two
tri = three
tetra = four

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Compound, non-metal + metal

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  1. metal
  2. nonmetal
  3. change ending of element to “-ide”

e.g. zinc + oxygen → zinc oxide

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Compound, non-metal + metal + oxygen

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  1. metal
  2. non-metal
  3. change ending of element to “-ate”

e.g. copper + sulphur + oxygen → copper
sulfate

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Compound, ONLY non-metals

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  • depends on the amount of atoms

e.g. sulphur (1) + oxygen (2) → suphur
dioxide

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Metal Oxide

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  • bases (pH more than 7)
  • neutralize acid
  • dissolve in water to form alkaline solutions

e.g. zinc oxide, calcium oxide, sodium oxide

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Non - Metal Oxide

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  • most are acidic (pH less than 7)
  • dissolve in water to form acidic solution

e.g. carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide

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Hydroxide

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  • compound of oxygen, hydrogen & another element
  • some metal hydroxide dissolve in water to form alkaline solutions
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Carbonates

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compound of carbon, oxygen & another element

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Sulfate

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compound of sulfur, oxygen & another element

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Chemical Reactions (1)

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  • happen everywhere
  • to develop medicines, fuels & materials
  • create new substances = will end up different
  • are not reversible = can’t get back the substances you started with.
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Chemical reactions (2)

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  • chemical atoms are rearranged to form new substances
  • most reactions are irreversible
  • substances & products - different chemical composition
  • needs more energy
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Physical change

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  • dissolving & changes of states are examples of physical changes
  • most are reversible
  • does not form a new substance
  • properties and chemical composition remain the same
  • needs less energy
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Chemical reactions and Physical change

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  • occurs to matter
  • needs energy
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Change in properties

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  • color
  • odor
  • formation of bubbles
  • formation of precipitate
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Change in Energy

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  • warming + colour
  • releases of light
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Combustion

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  • burning
  • type of chemical reaction
  • reacts with oxygen
  • produce light & heat energy
  • needs; heat, fuel, oxygen
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Corrosion

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  • metal reacts with oxygen to form metal oxide
  • can be protective
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Rust

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  • mixture of compounds
  • formed when iron reacts with oxygen & water
  • rusting = iron oxide
  • prevent rust = paint, grease, oil, sacrificial metal.
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Properties of Acids

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  • corrosive
  • eat away metal, stone, flesh
  • taste sour
  • contains hydrogen
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Properties of Bases & Alkalies

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  • soapy
  • soluble bases
  • able to burn skin
  • contains hydroxide ions
  • tastes bitter
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Neutralization

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  • acid + alkali form salt + water
  • hydrochloric acid = produce chloride
  • sulphuric acid = produce sulphate
  • nitric acid = produce nitrates
  • ethanoic acid = produce ethanoates
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Solute

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  • thing that dissolves (e.g. salt)
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Solvent

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  • thing that dissolves it (e.g. water)
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Solution

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  • product of solute and solvent (e.g. saltwater)
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Separation techniques

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  • Distillation
  • Fractional distillation
  • Evaporating
  • Condensing
  • Filteration