Term 4 Science Content (Chemistry) Flashcards

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Physical change

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  • Involves only a change to the physical property of a substance such as its shape, state or temperature
  • A physical change can usually be reversed as no new substance is formed
  • For example, when water freezes to ice its properties change. It is now a solid - but it is still water. And it can be easily changed back to liquid water
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Chemical change

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With a chemical change, one or more new substances are formed.

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3
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Two types of change

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  • Chemical Change
  • Physical Change
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4
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Chemical compounds

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Consist of atoms of two or more elements joined together in certain fixed combinations

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5
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How many hydrogen atoms are there in each molecule of ammonia, NH3?

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3

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6
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T/F: An atom can be divided

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True

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7
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What can atoms be broken down into?

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Sub-atomic particles

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8
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The number of types of sub-atomic particles

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3

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9
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The types of sub-atomic particles

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  • Proton
  • Neutron
  • Electron
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10
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Electrical charge of a proton

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Positive

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11
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Electrical charge of a neutron

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Neutral

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12
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Electrical charge of a electron

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Negative

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13
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Mass of a neutron compared to one proton

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1

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14
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Mass of an electron compared to one proton

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1/1840

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15
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Position of protons in an atom

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Inside the nucleus

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16
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Position of neutrons in an atom

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Inside the nucleus

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17
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Position of electrons in an atom

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Outside the nucleus

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18
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Which subatomic particle is not found in the nucleus?

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Electron

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19
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Which subatomic particle has no electrical charge?

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Neutron

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20
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The mass of the neutron is approximately equal to the mass of the:

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Proton

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21
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Most of an atom’s volume is made up of:

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Empty space

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22
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Where is most of the mass of an atom located?

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Inside the nucleus

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23
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Overall, the nucleus has a ____________ electrical charge.

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Positive

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24
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Chemical element

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A substance made up of only one type of atom

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Calcium is an element. What type of atoms is it made out of?
Calcium atoms
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Like helium, argon is a noble gas. What structure would you expect argon to have?
Single atoms
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The noble gases all exist as _
single atoms
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Phosphorus is an element in which the atoms often bond together in groups of four. What is each group called?
A molecule
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Molecule
Small groups of atoms held together by chemical bonds
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T/F: A chemical bond is an attractive force that binds molecules to other molecules
False
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Which state or states are metal elements found in at room temperature?
- Solid - Liquid
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Most metals are found as ___ at room temperature
solids
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Which metal is found as liquid at room temperature?
Mercury
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Properties of metals
- Shiny or glossy - Conduct electricity - Can be flattened into sheets - Can be stretched into threads or wires
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T/F: Metals are malleable
True
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Chemical Mixture
A combination of substances that can be physically separated
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T/F: Most of the substances within and around us are made up of more than one type of atom.
True
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Most things are made up of ___.
compounds
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In what ways can atoms in compounds be arranged?
- Molecules - Lattices
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Water is a compound because it is made up of:
atoms of two elements, hydrogen and oxygen, chemically combined
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T/F: There is only ever one way that two elements can combine to form a compound
False
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Exothermic
Reactions that release energy
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The reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid is classified as exothermic because it:
releases energy in the form of heat
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Endothermic
Reactions that absorb energy
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Endothermic reactions _____ energy
absorb
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Endothermic reactions cause a _______ in temperature
decrease
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Activation energy
The energy required to break bonds
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Breaking chemical bonds ______ energy
requires
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Making chemical bonds _____ energy
releases
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T/F: All chemical reactions absorb energy and release energy
True
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atom
The smallest particle of an element
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molecule
A group of atoms bonded together
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Chemical bond
An attractive force that holds two atoms together
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Mixture
A combination of substances that can be physically seperated
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Physical change
A change in matter that does not form new substances
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Chemical Reaction
A change in matter that forms one or more new substances
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Products
The new substances produced by a chemical reaction
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T/F: Every chemical reaction has multiple reactants and multiple products.
False
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T/F: There are different elements present after a chemical reaction than before it
False
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Chemical equation
A representation of a chemical reaction
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Word equation
The simplest type of chemical equation uses the names of the substances
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law of conservation of matter
No atoms are created or destroyed. So the number of atoms of each element stays the same.
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Unbalanced equation
when there are unequal numbers of atoms of an element on either side
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Balanced equation
when there are equal numbers of atoms of each element on either side
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T/F: The law of conservation of matter states that the number of each type of atom does not change during a chemical reaction
True
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Coefficient
A number placed before a chemical formula