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
chemistry
matter has atwo types
pure substance and mixture
amount of substance
mass
anything that occupies space and has mass
matter
downward pull of object towards the center of the earth
weight
property that is measurable w/o changing the substance
physical property
property that can only be observed by changing the type of substance
chemical properties
coffee, soft drinks, bronze are examples of
mixture
only depends on the type of matter
- boiling pt, freezing pt, melting pt, solubility, malleability, viscosity, taste, hardness, density, luster, color
intensive property
the one dissolved
solute
oxygen and water are examples of
pure substance
only depends on the amount of matter
- height, weight, temp., size, shape, volume, mass
extensive properties
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
filtration
another word for homogenous mixture, has 2 parts: solvent and solute
solution
conversion of kelvin to celcius
c+273.15
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
distillation
process in which a conversion factor writtin in a form of ratio is used to change units givein the data to the units desired
dimensional analysis
solution where water is the solvent (aq) next to substance =
aqueous
the one that dissolves
solvent
quantity of matter in the object
mass
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.
chromatography
getting the mass/volume/temp of an object
density measurement
formula for mass
m = density/volume (TRIANGLE)
M
D V
- antoine lavoisier
- in a chemical reaction, no change in mass takes place: total mass of product = total mass of the reactants
law of conservation of mass