Chapter 1 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Smallest unit without subatomic level

A

Atom

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2
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More than one atom

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Molecule

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3
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4 types of PROPERTIES

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1) Physical 2) Chemical 3) Intensive 4) Extensive

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4
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Physical Properties

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measured without changing substance’s identity and composition

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5
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Examples of Physical Properties

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mass, texture, state, colour, density, boiling point..

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6
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Chemical Properties

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Observed when substance is changed into another (reacts)

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7
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Examples of Chemical Properties

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flammable, reactivity with acid, corrosiveness..

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8
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Intensive Properties

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DO NOT depend on amount of sample examined

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9
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Examples of Intensive Properties

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temperature, melting point…

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10
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Extensive Properties

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DEPEND on amount of sample present

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11
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Examples of Extensive Properties

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mass, volume…

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12
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2 types of CHANGE

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1) Physical Change 2) Chemical Change

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13
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Examples of Physical Change

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change in state volume quantity temperature

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14
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Examples of Chemical Change

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forms new suabstance release/absorb heat combustion oxidation decomposition

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15
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Physical Changea Changes ___, not ____.

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changes appearance, not composition

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16
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Density = ?

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mass/volume

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17
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0 Kelvin = ? Celsius

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273.15 Celsius

18
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Celsius -> Fahrenheit EQUATION

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C = 5/9(F-32)

19
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Fahrenheit -> Celsius EQUATION

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F = 9/5(C) + 32

20
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Deci = 10^?

21
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Kilo = 10^?

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Mega = 10^?

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Peta = 10^?

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Tera = 10^?

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Giga = 10^?
9
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Centi = 10^?
-2
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Milli = 10^?
-3
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Micro = 10^?
-6
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Nano = 10^?
-9
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Pico = 10^?
-12
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Femto = 10^?
-15
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Atto = 10^?
-18
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Zepto = 10^?
-21
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In order to be truly ___ you must also be \_\_\_\_
ACCURATE you must also be PRECISE
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Measure of how closely inidividual measurements agree with one another
Precision
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How close individual measurements agree with the correct/"true" value
Accuracy
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SIG DIGS: +/- result has same # of ____ as measurement with \_\_\_\_.
DECIMAL PLACES as measurement with FEWEST DECIMAL PLACES
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SIG DIGS: mult. & div. result contains same # of ____ as measurement with \_\_\_\_.
SIG DIGS as measurement with FEWEST SIG DIGS
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Atomic Number
of protons
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We define matter as..
Anything that has mass and takes up space
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the term SIGNIFICANT FIGURES refers to..
digits that were measured
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1 Cal = ? J
4.184 J