Chapter 1 Flashcards

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What is an hypothesis ?

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It’s a tentative explanation or prediction in accord with current knowledge

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2
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In chemistry we use _________ and __________ type of information.

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quantitative and qualitative

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3
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What is quantitative informations ?

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numerical data

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4
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What is qualitative informations ?

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non-numerical observations

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5
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what is a theory ?

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It’s a well-tested, unifying principle that explains a body of facts and the laws based on them

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6
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what are the goals of sciences ? (4 goals)

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o prediction
o control
o understanding
o explaining

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7
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What is a state of matter ?

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An easily observed property of matter that is, whether a substance is a solid, liquid or gas.

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8
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Characteristics of solid (state of matter)

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-Particle are packed closely together
-Hard
-Little volume change with changes of temperature

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9
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Characteristics of liquid (state of matter)

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-Particles are arranged randomly
-They are not packed
-They can move past one another

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10
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Characteristics of gas (state of matter)

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-Particles are far apart
-Move extremely rapidly
-Not constrained by their neighbours
-Volume and pressure change dramatically with temperature changes

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11
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what is the energy of motion?

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Kinetic energy

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12
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The kinetic energy is responsible of…….

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The temperature

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Kinetic energy: In the solid state the particles ….(3 answers)

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  • are packed closely together
  • vibrate around their average position
  • Very low compressibility
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14
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Kinetic energy: In the liquid state the particles ….(4 answers)

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  • are oriented randomly
  • occupy a little more space than the solid state and they keep moving relative to one another
  • still stay close to one another
  • Very low compressibility
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15
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Kinetic energy: In the gaseous state the particles ….(3 answers)

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  • are far apart
  • move fast in a linear motion until they collide with another particle when kinetic energy is exchanged and direction of motion changes
  • Very high compressibility
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16
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What is a pure substance ?

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  • Has a set of unique by which which it can be recognized

- It cannot be separated into 2 or more different species by any physical technique at ordinary temperature

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17
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What is a mixture?

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Consist of 2 or more substances that can be separated by physical technique

18
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What is a heterogenous mixture?

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Can be detected by the naked eye

19
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What is a homogenous mixture?

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-2 or more pure substance in the same phase.

-Often called solution

20
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What is an element?

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substances that are composed of only one type of atom

21
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What is a compound?

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A compound is 2 or more different element held together by chemical bonds.

22
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What are the 2 main differences between an element and a compound?

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  • A compound has distinctly different characteristics from its parent element. An element is only composed of one type of atom.
  • Compound has a definite percentage (%) composition (by mass) of its combining element. An element has 100% composition of his type of atom.
23
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What is physical properties?

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are properties which can be observed and measured without changing the composition of substances

24
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Give at least 4 physical properties. The answer has 10 properties.

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o	colour
o	state of matter
o	melting point 
o	boiling point 
o	density 
o	solubility 
o	electric conductivity 
o	malleability 
o	ductility 
o	viscosity
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What is an extensive property?
depend on the amount of a substance present ex: the amount of energy transferred as heat from burning gasoline
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What is an intensive property ?
do not depend on the amount of a substance present ex: a sample of ice will melt at 0 Celsius, no matter is it has an ice cube or an iceberg
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the ratio of two extensive properties is ............
an intensive property
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What is a physical change ?
- the identity of a substance is preserved - a physical change does not result in a new chemical substance - the particles (atoms, molecules and ions) present before and after the change are the same
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What is a chemical change?
- one or more substances (reactants) are transformed into one or more different substance (products) - the representation of the change using chemical formulas is the chemical equation
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What is the type of energy associated with motion?
Kinetic energy
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which type of energy results form an object’s position or state ?
potential energy
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Acoustic energy is what type of energy?
Kinetic energy
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Gravitational energy is what type of energy?
Potential
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Chemical energy is what type of energy?
Potential
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Mechanical energy is what type of energy?
Kinetic
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electrical energy is what type of energy?
Kinetic
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Thermal energy is what type of energy?
Kinetic
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electrostactical energy is what type of energy?
Potential
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nuclear energy is what type of energy?
Potential
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What is the Law of conservation of energy?
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed
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In a chemical reaction what is the endothermic reaction?
Sum of the bond energy in all REACTANTS +heat ABSORBED=sum of the bond energy in all PRODUCTS
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In a chemical reaction what the the exothermic reaction?
Sum of the bond energy in all PRODUCTS + heat EMITTED= sum of the bond energy in all REACTANTS