Unit 2 - States of Matter Flashcards

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This state is matter is produced when a cloud of bosons is cooled to temperatures very close to absolute zeros such that a large fraction of the bosons condense

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Bose-Einstein COndensate (BEC)

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A physical process that results in the phase transition of a substance from solid to a liquid

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Melting

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It occurs on the surface of a liquid as it changes into the gas phase

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Evaporation

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It is when a substance changes from solid to gas without passing through a liquid hase

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Sublimation

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It is when a substance change from gas to liquid

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Condensation

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A phase transition where liquid turns into a solid when its temperature is lowered

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Freezing

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A phase transition in which gas transforms into solid without passing through liquid

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Deposition

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It is the property that becomes evident during chemical reaction

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Chemical Property

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It is a property that can be measured without changing the chemical composition of the substance

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Physical Property

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WHat are the 2 categories of Physical Properties

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Intensive/Intrinsic Properties

Extensive/Extrinsic Properties

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The ability to transfer thermal energy to something else

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Thermal COnductivity

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The form in which matter exists

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State

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13
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The ability to be pounded into thin sheets

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Malleability

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The ability to be drawn into thin wires

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Ductility

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The ability for one substance to dissolve into another substance

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Solubility

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16
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Mass per unit volume

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Density

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17
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the ability of transmitting the flow of energy, electricity and sound

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Conductivity

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ability of a liquid to dissolve in another liquid.

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Miscibility

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19
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property of a solid to resist compression or scratching.

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Hardness

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20
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is the temperature at which a substance begins to change from solid to liquid.

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Melting point

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21
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is the temperature at which a substance begins to bubble up and change from liquid to gas.

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Boiling point

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property of some materials that makes them easily break or crumble to pieces.

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Brittleness

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23
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It is the ability to burn

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Flammability

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It is the ability when 2 substances get together, something can happen

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Reactivity

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Substance that have uniform and definite | composition
Pure Substance
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- simplest substances that make up all matter
Elements
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How many known element is there in the present time?
118 known elements
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What are the elements that constitute 99% of the earth's crust?
a. oxygen b. silicon c. aluminum d. iron e. calcium f. sodium g. potassium h. magnesium i. hydrogen j. titanium
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9 elements constitute 93% of the human body:
``` Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen Phosphorus Calcium Chlorine Potassium Sulfur ```
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It is lustrous, silvery white, and highly reactive metal which is used for industrial purposes
Aluminum
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What are the 2 forms of Antimony that exist
stable blue-white metal unstable yellow-black nonmetal
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It is used in ceramics , enamels, paints and rubber
Antimony
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White crystalline metal with a pinkish tinge. It produces blue flame when burned in air
Bismuth
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This metal is used in cosmetics
Bismuth
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It is one of the metals that is in liquid at room temperature and is very reactive with cold water and ice at temp above 157 K
Cesium
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It is an important component of atomic clocks and photoelectric cells
Cesium
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It is the most ductile and malleable metal
Gold
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It is used in jewelry, electronics and as a memory standard.
Gold
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it is used in the treatment of cancer
Gold 198
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Dull grey and ductile metal
Lead
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It is commonly used as construction materials
Lead
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It is a light gray transition metals
Cobalt
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It is a part of VitaminB12
Cobalt
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Soft gray metal which is important in strenghtening the bones and teeth and aids in blood clotting
Calcium
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Yellow, nonmetalic element which is essential in amino acids methionine and cysteine
Sulfur
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Hard, silvery transition metal which plays an important role in effectiveness of insulin
Chromium
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contain 2 or more atoms that are chemically combined that is, the elements have undergone a chemical reaction.
Compounds
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What do you call the force of attraction that held the particles of a compound together?
Chemical bonds
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It is one of the most popular ways of separating the elements in a compohnd
Electrolysis
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It is the splitting of compounds into the corresponding elements with the use of electricity.
Electrolysis
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a type of mixture that contains only one | phase. It is commonly referred to as solution.
Homogeneous
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the dispersed or dissolved phase of a solution
Solute
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the dispersing or dissolving medium of a solution
Solvent
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It is a type of mixture that contains 2 or more phases | and the components of can be easily seen and identified.
Heterogeneous
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What are the 2 kinds of heterogeneous
Suspension | Colloid
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It is a kind of mixture where the suspended particles in this kind of mixture are visible to the naked eye and are big enough to settle.
Suspension
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a heterogeneous mixture wherein the solute-like particles do not settle out.
Colloid
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What are the changes that a matter undergoes
Physical and Chemical