unit 1 Flashcards

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four part definition of chemistry

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study of matter, its structure/properties, its reaction with other matter, and the energy involved with those reaction

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2
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what is matter?

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anything that mass and takes up space

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3
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what is mass?

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the amount of matter

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4
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what is the law of conservation of matter?

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matter cannot be created or destroyed; the total amount stays constant

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5
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what is the law of conservation of energy?

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energy cannot b created or destroyed; the total amount remains constant

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6
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examples experiment of law of conservation of matter/energy

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methane bubbles demo/ whoosh bottle

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7
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what is a chemical reaction/change?

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a change when one or more substances are converted into different substances

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8
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what are 7 indicators of a chemical reaction?

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rusting, combustion, fermentation, metabolism, color change, change is state, change in temp, production of light

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9
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what is a homogeneous mixture?

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a mixture with the same proportion of components throughout (salt and water)

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what is a heterogeneous mixture?

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a mixture WITHOUT the same proportion of components without (water and sand)

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what is a compound?

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a substance that is made from atoms of two ormolu elements that are chemically bonded

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12
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element

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a pure substance made of only one type of atom

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13
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what are four techniques for separating mixtures?

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filtration, crystallization, chromatography, and distillation

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14
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what are physical properties?

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a characteristic that can be observed

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15
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what are examples of a physical property?

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density, boiling point, melting point, color, conductivity, hardness, odor, malleable, mass, length, volume, area

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16
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what is a chemical property?

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relate to a substances ability to undergo changes that transform it into another

17
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what are examples of a chemical property?

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charcoal burns in air, sodium metal reacts with water, iron rusts

18
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what is an intensive physical property?

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properties that do NOT depend on the amount of the substance

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what are examples of an intensive property?

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density, boiling point, melting point, color, conductivity, odor, malleable

20
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what is an extensive property?

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properties that depend on the amount of substance present

21
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what are examples of an extensive property?

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mass, length, volume, area

22
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what are the four rules for sig figs?

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nonzero digits are significant, zeros between nonzero digits are significant, final zeros (after the decimal point) are significant, zeros appearing in front of nonzero digits or at the end of a number are not significant