Test- Unit 2 Matter Flashcards

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  1. Is the color of ink a physical change, chemical change, physical property, or chemical property?
A

Physical property

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  1. Give three examples of physical changes.
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Boiling of water, blowing up a ballon, and melting a candle

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  1. A flask containing molecules of gas A and a separate flask containing molecules of gas B are both at the same temperature. Gas A and B must have equal __________.
A

Volumes

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  1. Is trail mix a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture?
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Heterogeneous mixture

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  1. Is lemonade a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture?
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Homogeneous mixture

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  1. Is the fragrance of a flower a physical property, physical change, chemical property, or chemical change?
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Physical property

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  1. Is boiling water a physical property, physical change, chemical property, or chemical change?
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Physical change

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  1. In terms of saturation, how would you classify a KBr solution with a concentration of 90g in 100g of water at 10 degrees Celsius?
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Supersaturated

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  1. Name one similarity between compounds and homogeneous mixtures and one difference.
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Similarity- Both involve one element

Difference- compound is chemically combined and a mixture is physically combined

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  1. Explain how salt dissolves in water.
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  • H+ of water attract Cl-
  • O-2 of water attract Na+
  • Attractive force pulls ions away from crystal
  • Water surrounds each ion and continues until ions are separated
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