Test - Unit 2 Matter Flashcards

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  1. What is another name for a homogenous mixture?
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B. Substance

U2 C1 Classification of Matter
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  1. Increasing the surface area of a solid…
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A. Increases the speed of dissolving.

U2 C4 Solubility
Pg 33

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  1. Milk, paint, and mayonnaise are all example of…
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B. Heterogenous Mixtures

U2 C1 Classification of Matter
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  1. The particles in a liquid are usually…
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D. Closer together and lower in energy than in a gas.

U2 C3 States of Matter
Pg 27

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  1. Is salad dressing homogenous or heterogenous?
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Heterogenous

U2 C1 Classification of Matter
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  1. Label the five parts of a heating curve.
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  1. Solid 2. Melting Point 4. Boiling Point 5. Gas

U2 C3 States of Matter
Pg 28

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50a. What is point A?

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Evaporation

U2 C3 States of Matter
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50b. What is point C?

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Condensation

U2 C3 States of Matter
Pg 28

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  1. Name two places you can find plasma.
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Neons and Auroras

U2 C3 States of Matter
Pg 27

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  1. Iron and oxygen react to form rust. What will happen to the mass of the rust compared to the mass of the iron and oxygen before the reaction? Explain why this will occur.
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The mass will remain the same because the Law of Conservation of Matter states that matter is not gained or lost during a physical change.

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  1. List and explain 3 factors that increase the solubility rate of a substance.
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Smaller solute size increases the surface area of the solute so that the solvent has more places for contact.

U2 C4 Solubility
Pg 33

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