Science unit 2 Chemistry Flashcards
What is an atom?
Atom: Represents the smallest possible particle of any element
What is a element?
Element: A substance that cannot be reduced to any simpler substance by ordinary chemical
What is a Molecule
Molecule: A chemical combination of more then one atom
What is a Molecule and give an example
Chemical Compound: A molecule consisting of more then one type of atom (Ex: Water is made up of more then one element H2O)
What is a Mixture?
Mixture: A bonding of Elements to make a substance, it can be mechanically separated.
What 3 particles make up an atom?
Where are they located?
what charge do they have?
Atoms can be broken down into 3 particles
Protons: Positive charge, in the nucleus of the atom
Neutrons: No charge, in the nucleus of the atom
Electrons: Negative charge, outside the nucleus
What does the atomic number represent?
Atomic Number: is the number of protons in an atom
What doe the atomic mass represent?
Atomic Mass: is the number of protons and Neutrons in an atom
What is equal in a electrically balanced atom?
In an electrically balanced atom electrons and protons are equal
What are some physical qualities about pure water?
what states can water be observed in?
Water is flavorless, odorless, and colorless, it can be observed as a liquid, gas, and solid
What happens to water when it is heated and what happens when its cooled?
Water expands when heated or cooled
at what tempeture is water most dense?
Water is most dense at 4 degrees C and expands when heated or cooled from that point
At what temperature does water freeze and boil at?
Water freezes at 0 Degrees C and Boils at 100 degrees C
- What is Heat?
- How can it be identified? (2 ways)
- Is heat able to move from one body to another?
- are we able to turn heat into other forms of energy?
Heat: Is a form of energy that can be identified by a change of temperature or a change in state. Heat can move from one body to another and can change to and from other forms of energy
What is the First Law of thermodynamics:
First Law of thermodynamics: Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another