Chapter 1 - Matter Flashcards

1
Q

study of matter and the manipulation of materials

A

chemistry

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2
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systematic approach to the study of chemistry and other sciences and based on observations of natural laws and experimental data and used by galileo and robert boyle

A

scientific method

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3
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anything that occupies space and has mass

A

matter

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4
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qualities or attributes that distinguish one type of matter from another

A

properties

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5
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properties that don’t change with the composition of matter

A

physical

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6
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any change in a physical property and doesn’t change the composition

A

physical change

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7
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ability to be made into wire

A

ductility

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8
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ability to be molded into different shapes

A

malleability

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9
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properties that are the ability of materials to undergo a change in composition

A

chemical properties

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10
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one or more kinds of matter change into a new type of matter

A

chemical change

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11
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all matter is made up of blank

A

atoms

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12
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each type of atom is the building block of a blank

A

element

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13
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how many elements

A

112

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14
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how many natural elements

A

90

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15
Q

separating liquid from solid

A

filtration

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16
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separation of liquids by boiling and condensing

A

distillation

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17
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compounds can be separated or decomposed into their elements by blank changes

A

chemical

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18
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three states of matter

A

solid, liquid, gas

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19
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atoms or molecules are closely packed together

A

solid

20
Q

atoms are farther apart, can be poured, and take on containers shape

A

liquid

21
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atoms are very far apart, mostly empty space and expand to fill container

A

gas

22
Q

chemistry is a blank science

A

quantitative

23
Q

units used in chemistry

A

si units

24
Q

three types of values

A

estimates, exact numbers, and measured quantities

25
Q

errors due to the instrument used to make a measurement

A

systematic error

26
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error due to experimenter’s skill or technique

A

random errors

27
Q

how close a measurement is to the actual value

A

accuracy

28
Q

how close measurements are to each other

A

precision

29
Q

when measuring in chemistry one should measure to blank estimated digits

A

one

30
Q

collection of compounds or molecules

A

mixtures

31
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two types of mixtures

A

homogenous, heterogenous

32
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mixture uniform throughout

A

homogenous

33
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sugar dissolved in water is a blank mixture

A

homogenous

34
Q

composition is not uniform in this mixture

A

heterogenous

35
Q

sand in water is a blank mixture

A

heterogenous

36
Q

who got most of the credit for the periodic table of elements

A

mendeleev

37
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substances made of one or more elements’ atoms

A

compounds

38
Q

h2o is a blank

A

compound

39
Q

smallest unit of a compound

A

molecule

40
Q

all nonzero digits are blank figures

A

significant

41
Q

how many sig figs in 0.1?

A

1

42
Q

how many sig figs in 400?

A

1

43
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how many sig figs in .002

A

1

44
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how many sig figs in 1.23

A

3

45
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how many sig figs in 1.20

A

3

46
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how many sig figs in 0.0103

A

3

47
Q

1241

A

4