Ch 1 Notes Flashcards

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Chemistry is?

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The study of properties of matter and the changes matter undergoes

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What do chemists do?

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They study components of matter and their relative amounts, how components can be separated, and how mixing a substance with another changes the properties of that substance

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Matter is?

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Anything that occupies space and has mass

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Heterogeneous

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Nonuniform

Uneven texture, different components that can be seen under a microscope

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Homogeneous

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Uniform - Solutions

Two or more substances in the same state, same properties in all regions

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Pure Substance

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Fixed composition
Distinct properties
Free of impurities, cannot be separated by any physical technique

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Solutions

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Homogeneous mixture

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Compounds

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Elements united in fixed ratios by a chemical bond
Elemental properties change
% Composition by mass is always the same

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Elements

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Cannot be subdivided by chemical or physical processes

Substances composed of only one type of atom

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10
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Kinetic-Molecular Theory

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All matter exists of extremely tiny particles which are in constant motion
Higher temp means faster movement

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Solids

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Particles packed closely together in a regular array

Vibration happens but particles do not move past each other - rigid substance

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Liquids

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Particles arranged randomly, fluid, particles are not confined to a specific spot, can move past each other

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Gases

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Particles under normal conditions are far apart, particles move rapidly because they’re not constrained. Random motion allows particles to fill the container.

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14
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Macroscopic

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Observations and experiments; changes we can see

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Particulate (submicroscopic)

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Atoms and molecules are modeled using symbols

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16
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Separation

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Used to purify physical or chemical properties

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17
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Filtration

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Uses differences in solubility

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18
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Evaporation

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Uses solute and solvent differences

19
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Distillation

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Uses differences in boiling point

20
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Chromatography

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Uses differences in ability to adhere to surfaces

21
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Fractional Crystallization

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Uses differences in solubility at different temperatures

22
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Atoms

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Smallest particle of an element that retains the chemical properties of that element

23
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Molecules

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Smallest discrete units that retain the composition and chemical characteristics of a compound

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Physical Properties

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color - state - melting point - density - boiling point - solubility - conductivity - malleability - ductility - viscosity
Can be measured without changing the identity of the substance

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Temperature Dependence
The numerical values for some physical properties will change with temperature
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Extensive Properties
Dependent on the amount of substance
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Intensive Properties
Independent of the amount of substance
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Physical Changes
Changes in appearance or state while preserving identity of a substance
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Chemical Changes
Changes where the identity of a substance is altered through a chemical reaction where reactants are transformed into products described by a chemical equation
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Precision
How well multiple determinations agree with each other
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Accuracy
Agreement of a measurement with an accepted value for that element
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Standard Deviation
A measure of precision
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True or False | The mass and number of atoms in a chemical reaction is conserved?
True
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True or False | The molecules and number of moles in a chemical equation is constant
False
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Temperature Dependence
The numerical values for some physical properties will change with temperature
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Extensive Properties
Dependent on the amount of substance
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Intensive Properties
Independent of the amount of substance
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Physical Changes
Changes in appearance or state while preserving identity of a substance
39
Chemical Changes
Changes where the identity of a substance is altered through a chemical reaction where reactants are transformed into products described by a chemical equation
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Precision
How well multiple determinations agree with each other
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Accuracy
Agreement of a measurement with an accepted value for that element
42
Standard Deviation
A measure of precision
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True or False | The mass and number of atoms in a chemical reaction is conserved?
True
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True or False | The molecules and number of moles in a chemical equation is constant
False