Section 1: The Material World Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the atom? What is it made out of?

A

the smallest particle, made up of neutrons, protons, and electrons

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electron (what charge does it have? where is it located?)

A

negatively charged, in orbital

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proton (what charge does it have? where is it located?)

A

positively charged, in nucleus

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Neutron (what charge does it have? where is it located?)

A

no charge, in nucleus

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5
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What is the atomic number?

A

number of protons in an atom of the element

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6
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What are valence electrons?

A

electrons in the outer shell

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7
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What is a negative ion?

A

atom that has gained electrons, has more electrons than protons and thus is negative

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What is a positive ion?

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atom that has lost electrons, fewer electrons than protons and thus is positive

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9
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What is an electrolyte?

A

a substance that when dissolved in water will allow electric current to flow

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10
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What element does an acid have?

A

H+

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11
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What elements does a base have?

A

OH-

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12
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What is a salt?

A

It is made up of a metal and a non-metal

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13
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Electrical conductivity

A

ability to allow electric current to flow through the solution

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14
Q

pH greater than 7 is…

A

acidic

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15
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pH less than 7 is…

A

basic

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16
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pH = to 7 is…

A

neutral

17
Q

If litmus paper turns blue the solution is…

A

basic

18
Q

If litmus paper turns red the solution is…

A

acidic

19
Q

Energy is…

A

the ability to do work

20
Q

Law of conservation of energy states…

A

energy can neither be created nor destroyed

21
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Energy efficiency is…

A

the percentage of energy consumed that was transformed into useful energy

22
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Thermal energy is…

A

energy contained in a substance determined by the number of particles in the substance and their temperature

23
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Physical change is..

A

changes only the physical aspect of the matter

24
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Chemical change is..

A

changes the nature and characteristic properties of the matter, (release of gas, heat, emission of light, change in colour, precipitate

25
Q

Cellular Respiration

A

glucose and oxygen are taken in to form CO2 and water (happens in humans)
sugar + O2 –> CO2 + H2O

26
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Photosynthesis

A

chemical change that produces sugar and oxygen. How plants make their food
SUN + CO2+ H2O –> sugar + O2

27
Q

What type of particles have more electrons

A

negatively charged

28
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What type of particles have less electrons than protons?

A

positively charged

29
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Induction is..

A

charging an object by bringing another charged object closer to it. Start with one charged object and one neutral object. End with one charged object and one with a partial charge on the one side.

30
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Conduction is…

A

charging an object by touching it to a charged object. Start with one neutral object and a charged object, end up with two objects of the same charge

31
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Friction is…

A

charging two objects by rubbing them against each other. Start with two neutral objects. End with 2 opposite charged objects.

32
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A conductor is…

A

a substance that allow electrons to flow

33
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An insulator is…

A

a substance that prevents flow of electrons