term 3 science revision Flashcards

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1
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define matter

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anything that has mass

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define mass

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mass is a measurement of how much matter is in an object

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3
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define volume

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the amount of space a 3D shape takes up

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what is a pure substance?

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A substance which only has one type of molecule

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5
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what are the most common measuring units for volume?

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mL and L

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what is a mixture?

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a combination of two substances

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what is a homogenous mixture?

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a homogenous mixture is a mixture where you cannot see the two different substances

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give an example of a homogenous mixture

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saltwater - mixed (or if you come up with a different one search it up to make sure!)

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what is a heterogeneous mixture?

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a heterogeneous mixture is a mixture where you can see two substances mixed together

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what is an example of a heterogeneous mixture?

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gravel and sand (or if you come up with a different one search it up to make sure!)

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11
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define a molecule

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the smallest unit of a substance

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what is an observation?

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something true that you have proof of (by seeing/hearing)

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13
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what is an inference?

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an educated guess based on the observation

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what are the metric units of mass - m? (hint: there’s 3 of them)

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mg, g, kg

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what are the metric units of measurement - L? (hint: there’s 4 of them)

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mm, cm, m, km

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what are the metric units of time? (hint: there’s 4 of them)

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s, min, h, days

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what are the metric units of temperature? (hint: there’s 1 of them)

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18
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what is water’s melting point?

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0℃

19
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what is water’s boiling point?

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100℃

20
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what are the 3 states of matter?

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solid, liquid, gas

21
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how do particles behave in a solid?

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tight and compact

22
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how do particles behave in a liquid?

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have more energy, break apart

23
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how do particles behave in a gas?

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bouncing around in whatever space it’s in

24
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what does concentrated mean?

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has a high amount of solute

25
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what does dilute mean?

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has a higher amount of solvent than solute in a solution

26
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what does saturated mean?

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has the maximum amount of solute that can be in a solvent

27
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what is a phase change?

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when a state of matter changes due to heat or cold being applied

28
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what are the names of the phase changes?

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sublimation, melting, freezing, condensation, evaporation, deposition

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define sublimation

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where a solid transforms into a gas without becoming a liquid

30
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define deposition

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where a gas transforms into a solid without becoming a liquid

31
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define suspension

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a mixture of an insoluble substance in a liquid or gas

32
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define sediment

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the insoluble material that collects at the bottom of a container when suspensions are left to stand

33
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define solution

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when a solvent and solute are mixed together

34
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define colloid

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a mixture not chemically combined

35
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define emulsion

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a colloid where droplets of one liquid spread evenly through one another

36
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what’s chromatography?

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the water expanding dye colours

37
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what’s decantation?

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were you let the sediment settle and then you pore the solvent slowly so you just have sediment

38
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what’s distillation?

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the really complicated one were there’s two liquids and you boil it to one of the liquids boiling temperatures so that you have them separated