Science Final Flashcards
definition of matter
the stuff that makes up both living and nonliving things
definition of mass
something with no definite shape
definition of volume
anything that takes up space
definiton of weight
gravatational pull on mass
definition of density
the amount of mass in a specific obeject
what is the formula for density
d=m/v
what is the formula for volume
l⋅w⋅h
what are the 4 phases of matter
solid, liquid, gas, plasma
what is molecular activity
the movement/action of a molecule
what is molecular distance
the distance between molecules
what is molecular attraction
attraction between molecules
how does molecular distance effect molecular activity and attraction
the farther molecules are from each other, they will move faster and attraction will be higher
what is kinetic energy
energy that an object already has
what is potential energy
energy that an object will eventally have energy (ex. wood + fire)
what happens to kinetic energy during a state change
it stays the same but potential energy changes
what is gravity
a force of attraction
what are the 6 processes that allow matter to change state
melting, freezing, sublimation, depostition, condensation, vaporization
what is vaporization
liquid or solid into a gas
what is evaporation
liquid into a gas
what is boiling
when a liquid is heated to its boiling point
how to find volume through displacement
water with object - water without
why do liquids flow
because the space between molecules is large, and molecular attraction is small.
why do gases change their shape and volume
because there is a lot of space between molecules
what happens to molecular activity when you add heat
molecules move faster
what is an ionic bond
a loss or gain of electrons
what is a covelent bond
the sharing of electrons
which element controls a bond
the nonmetal
what is atomic radius
the distance from the nucleus to the valence shell
how to name an ionic compound
metal or nonmetal
how do you name a metal
gain ions, loose electrons, groups 1,2,3, more than 4 valence electrons
how do you name a nonmetal
looses ions, gains electrons, groups 5,6,7, less than 4 valence electrons
when does and ionic bond form
when electrons are lost or gained
when does an covelant bond form
when electrons are shared
what is the charge on a nucleus
positive
what is the charge on energy shells
negative
why do electrons stay on the energy shell
because of the attractive force
how does atomic radius affect bonding
the more atoms, the more shells which creates a wider distance between the valence shell and nucleus
why do ions form in ionic bonds
because of the opposite charges on the ions
what are the diatomic molcules
flourine, bromine, chlorine, iodine, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen,
what are the 4 reactions
synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, double replacement
what is the formula for synthesis
A + B -> AB
what is the formula for decompostion
AB -> A + B
what is the formula for single replacement
AB + C -> AC + B
what is the formula for double replacement
AB + CD -> AD + CB
what is endothermic
spontaneous, energy of products is greater than energy of reactants
what is exothermic
nonspontaneous, energy of products is less than energy of reactants
how do you calculate heat of reaction
heat of reaction = product + reactant
how to calculate energy of the activated complex
activated complex - reactant
what are 4 factors that affect rate of reaction
reactant concentration, surface area, temperature, catalysts
how does an inhibitor affect a reaction
increases activation energy, takes more energy to take place
how does a catalyst affect a reaction
speeds up a reaction, gives more energy to system, lowers activation energy
what is the importance of activated complex
it changes a reactant to a product
what does a posting heat of reaction mean
joules are taken in from the environment
what is polarity
uneven charge distribution on a covalent
why is water polar
because it is asymmetrical
what does nonpolar mean
even charge distribution, symmetric, atoms are the same
what is an element
a pure substance that homogeneous throughout only one kind of matter present
what is a compound
two or more atoms bonded together in a fixed ratio
what is a mixture
physical, no bonds breaking
what are the different types of solutions
suspensions, colloids
what is a solute
what is being dissolved
what is a solvent
what is doing the dissolving
how does solubility change with temperature
decreasing temperature decreases solubility of a solute
name one example of a suspension
possible answers: oil + vinegar, chocolate milk, sand + water
name one example of a colloid
possible answers: mayo, whipped cream
what are the 4 ways to change solubility of a solute
temperature, pressure, molecular size, polarity
what makes a solution concentrated
it has a large amount of solute dissolved
how do you calculate molarity
molecular mass/1 liter of solvent
what is a suspension
when solute is suspended in solvent for a period of time
what is a colloid
a kind of suspension where the solute is held in the solvent for and extended time period