ALL LESSONS Flashcards

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branch of science which deals with the study of matter- its composition, structure, properties, change it undergoes and the energy included in these changes

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chemistry

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matter has atwo types

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pure substance and mixture

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amount of substance

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mass

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anything that occupies space and has mass

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matter

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downward pull of object towards the center of the earth

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weight

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property that is measurable w/o changing the substance

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physical property

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property that can only be observed by changing the type of substance

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chemical properties

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coffee, soft drinks, bronze are examples of

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mixture

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only depends on the type of matter
- boiling pt, freezing pt, melting pt, solubility, malleability, viscosity, taste, hardness, density, luster, color

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intensive property

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9
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the one dissolved

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solute

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oxygen and water are examples of

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pure substance

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only depends on the amount of matter
- height, weight, temp., size, shape, volume, mass

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extensive properties

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separation method used to filter out pure substances in mixtures made up of particles some of which are too large to pass through the filter

e.g: aircon

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filtration

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another word for homogenous mixture, has 2 parts: solvent and solute

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solution

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conversion of kelvin to celcius

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c+273.15

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procedure where a solid and liquid or 2 liquids with diff. boiling points can be separated using the principles of evaporation and condensation

e.g: gasoline from crude oil

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distillation

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process in which a conversion factor writtin in a form of ratio is used to change units givein the data to the units desired

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dimensional analysis

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solution where water is the solvent (aq) next to substance =

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the one that dissolves

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quantity of matter in the object

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components in mixtures have diff. attractions w/chromatography paper: diff components travel up the paper at diff. rates

e.g: blood testing/arson verification/ drug tests/ etc.

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chromatography

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getting the mass/volume/temp of an object

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density measurement

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formula for mass

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m = density/volume (TRIANGLE)
M
D V

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  • antoine lavoisier
  • in a chemical reaction, no change in mass takes place: total mass of product = total mass of the reactants
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law of conservation of mass

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amount of space occupied by a substance
volume
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tells how hot/cold an object is
temperature
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ratio of the mass of an object to the volume it occupies
density
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conversion of celcius to fahrenheit
1.8c+32
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conversion of fahrenheit to celcius
f-32/1.8
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uncertainty arising from uncontrolled variable in measurement causing one measurement to differ slightly from the next like when you move
random error or indeterminate error accurate but not precise
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machine problems
systematic error precise but not accurate
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process of determining the extent of dimensions, quantity or extent of something
measurements
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a compound always contains the same constituent elements
law of definite proportion
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simple way to keep track of large numbers with lots of zeroes
scientific notation
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if 2 elements can combine to form more than 1 compound, the masses of 1 element that'll combine with a fixed mass of the other element are in a ratio of small numbers
law of multiple proportion
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dalton's 2nd atomic theory
atoms of the same element are identical and are different from those of other elements
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(1809) he published his book: a system of chemical philosophy, where he proposed atomic theory of matter
john dalton
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dalton's 4th atomic theory
DURING A CHEMICAL REACTION, ATOMS COMBINE, SEPARATE OR REARRANGE. NO ATOMS ARE CREATED AND NO ATOMS DISAPPEAR
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dalton's 1st atomic theory
matter is made up of extremely small indivisible particles called atoms
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dalton's 3rd atomic theory
compounds are composed of atoms of more than 1 element, combined in diff. ratios with whole number values
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when a neutral atom gains or loses 1 or more electrons, it becomes an
ion