week 1, concept 2 : Classifying matter (matter and atoms) Flashcards

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concept 2 :

classifying matter

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chapter 2

atoms

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classification of matter

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definition -

matter

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anything that occupies space and has mass

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matter is physically separable into _

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pure substance

and

mixtures

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Definition -

pure substance

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  • fixed composition
  • cannot be further purified
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pure substances are_

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  • elements
  • compounds (elements united in fixed ratios)
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elements cannot be_

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  • subdivided by chemical or physical means
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definition-

compound

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  • A pure substance
  • that is made up of two or more elements in a fixed ratio by mass.
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definition-

mixture

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  • a combination of 2 or more pure substances
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Homogeneous matter =

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  • uniform composition throughout (mixture)
    (ie. sugar in water, salt water)
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Heterogeneous matter =

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  • non uniform composition
    (ie. sand and wate, or blood)
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Formula of a compound tells us _

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  • the ratios of its constituent elements
  • and identifies each element by its atomic symbol.
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definition-

element

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  • A substance (for example, carbon, hydrogen, and iron) that consists of identical atoms.
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how many known elements?

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116

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how many known elements occur in nature?

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88

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other than the 88 elements that occur in nature, how do the others occur?

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  • have been made by chemists and physicists.
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what do the element symbols consist of?

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one or two letters

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in a mixture the substance may be present is any mass ratio?

T/F

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T

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in a mixture, each substance has a _

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different set of physical properties.

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the 2 types of mixtures are?

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  • homogeneous
  • heterogeneous.
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what type of representation of a water molecule is this?

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Molecular formula

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what type of representation of a water molecule is this?

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Structural formula

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what type of representation of a water molecule is this?

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Ball and Stick model

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what type of representation of a water molecule is this?

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Space-filling model

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how do chemists represent these compounds

(3)

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Formulae

  • molecular formula
  • structual formula
  • ball and stick model
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Co-efficient number:

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how many molecules

(ie- H 2 0 , the co-efficient is 2)

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