Chapter 3 Flashcards

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What is the study of matter and the changes it undergoes

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Chemistry

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1
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What is the part of the universe that has both mass and volume

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Matter

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2
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Materials that cannot be broken down by physical methods are called

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Pure substances

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3
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What are pure substances have

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Constant composition

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4
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What are the three things that you need to know about elements

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Smallest unit atom
Found on the periodic table
Cannot be broken down

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5
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What are the five things that u need to know about compounds

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They are two or more different elements that are chemically bonded together
smallest unit molecule
can be broken down
governed by the law of constant composition
the process of being broken down is called decomposition

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6
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what does the law of constant composition state

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the law of constant composition states that elements combine in certain fixed whole number ratios in order to form compounds. the implication of this is if you change the ratio you change the compound.

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7
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what is it called when elements combine to form a compound

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synthesis

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8
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what does decomposition need to occur

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energy

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9
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what are the types of energy

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heat
electricity
pressure

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10
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what are the three things that you need to know about mixtures

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they are two or more pure substances physically bonded together
they have a variable composition
can be separated by physical methods

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11
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what are the things that you need to know for a homogeneous mixture

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same disposition
same
no layers
solution

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12
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what are the things that you need to know for the heterogeneous mixture

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layers
different disposition
different

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13
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what are the two types of properties

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physical and chemical properties

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14
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what is the information that you need to know about the physical properties

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the characteristics of matter that can be changed without changing its composition.
no new matter forms
the property describes when the changes will occur

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15
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what are the things that you need to know about the chemical properties

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the characteristics that determine how the composition of matter changes as a result of contact with other matter or the influence of energy
new matter forms

16
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what are the two types of changes that will be on the test

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physical and chemical changes

17
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what are the things that you need to know about physical changes

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the changes to matter that do not result in a change of the fundamental composition
state changes boiling melting condensing evaporate freezing sublime solubility

18
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what are the things that you need to know for chemical changes

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involve a change in the fundamental composition
produce a new substance
chemical reaction
goes reactants to products

19
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for a physical change what is the most likely change

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a change in state

20
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name the 7 common chemical changes

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inert
rust 
tarnish 
cook
decompose
burn 
oxidize
21
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name the two kinds of forces and what they mean

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intramolecular forces- means force within a molecule; the chemical bonds; effect chemical properties
intermolecular forces- means a force between molecules; effect physical properties

22
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what are the physical methods used for the separation of mixtures and the techniques

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techniques physical property
filtration States of matter
evaporation volatility (how quickly liquid to gas)
decantation states of matter
chromatography polarity (stickiness/adherence to a surface
centrifugation density (homogeneous mixtures)
separatory funnel heterogeneous mixtures
extraction solubility
distillation boiling point