Vocab (classify Matter) Flashcards

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Solution

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Homogeneous mixture

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Pure substance

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Substance with constant composition

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Homogeneous

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Mixture tat is the same throughout;a solution

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Qualitative

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Using senses to make observation

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Heterogenous

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A mixture that has diff properties in diff regions of the mixture

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Alloy

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Substance that contains a mixture of elements and has metallic properties

Homogenous mixture

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Solute

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A substance dissolved in solvent to for a solution

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Solvent

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The dissolving medium in a solution

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Quantitative

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Using numbers or measurement to observe

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Diatomic

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Composed of only 2 atoms
Always bonded
Hydrogen & 7
Nitrogen oxygen fluorine chlorine bromine iodine

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Aqueous solution

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Water is the solvent

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Compound

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Pure substance made of two or more Element

Fixed proportion

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Element

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Simplest form of matter

Building block of matter

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Extensive

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Depends upon the amount of the substance

Volume length and mass

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Intensive

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Doesn’t change according to size

Density melting point boiling point

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Chemical properties

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Paper BURNS in the air
Na is REACTIVE
Inert Combust rust cook

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Physical properties

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Color
Melting point 
density 
Solubility
Solid liquid gas
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Chemical change

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Characteristic that is only observed when identity of substance changes

Match burns
Body decomposes

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Physical change

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Without identity changing

Cutting melting freezing boil dissolve crushing

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Physical separation techniques

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Evaporation filter action strain charcoal

Distillation

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Chemical separation techniques

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Melting electorosis

Applies to compounds

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Macroscopic

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Rigid defined shape

Volume changes do to temp or pressure

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Submicroscopic

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Orderly fixed arrangement showing little movement
Volume = to volume of particles
Can’t be compressed

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Elements abundant in earths crust

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Oxygen. 49.2
Silicon. 25.7
Aluminum. 7.5
Iron. 4.71

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Common element in universe

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Hydrogen
Helium
Oxygen
Neon

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Common elements in human body

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Oxygen. 65
Carbon. 18
Hydrogen. 10
Nitrogen. 3

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Ionic compound

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Compound forms between a metal and non metal

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Dalton’s theory

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  1. All matter composed of extremely small particles
  2. Atoms given elements are identical in size mass and other properties
  3. Atoms cannot be subdivided created or destroyed (wrong)
  4. Atoms of diff elements can combine I simple whole number ratios to form chemical compounds
  5. Chemical reactions atoms are combined separated or rearranged
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Law of conservation of mass

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Matter not create or destroy

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Law of definite composition

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Compound has definite composition in contrast to mixture

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Law of multiple proportions

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Elements can form two or more compounds each with diff but definate proposition

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Who discovered electron

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Jj Thomson

Plum pudding

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Who discovered proton

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Ernest Rutherford

Gold foil

Dense positive nucleus w/ electrons around

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Ions

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Charged particles

Cation or anion

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Isotopes

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Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons