Chapter 1- The Chemical World Flashcards

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Quantification

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Involves measurement as part of observation

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Pressure

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The result of collisions between gaseous molecules and the surfaces around them

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Chemistry

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The science that tries to understand how matter behaves by studying how atoms and molecules behave
Science of the composition, structure and properties of matter, and the changes that matter undergoes

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Scientific Method

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a way of learning that emphasizes observation and experimentation to understand the world

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Observation

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The first step in acquiring scientific knowledge and measurement of some aspect of nature

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Hypothesis

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A tentative interpretation or explanation of the observations

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Falsifiable Hypothesis

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Has the potential to be proven wrong with further testing

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Experiments

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Highly controlled observations designed to validate or invalidate hypotheses

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May confirm a hypothesis or show the hypothesis to be mistaken in some way

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Results

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Scientific law

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A brief statement that summarizes past observations and predicts future ones

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Sometimes a number of similar observations lead to the development of a

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Scientific law

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Law of conservation of mass

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In a chemical reaction matter is neither created nor destroyed

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Scientific theories are called

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Models

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One or more well-established hypotheses may form the basis for a

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scientific theory

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John Dalton

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Established the atomic theory

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Atomic theory

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All matter is composed of small, indestructible particles called atoms

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Composition

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The identity and amounts of components of elements present

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Structure

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Manner and arrangement of parts and bonding of atoms in molecules

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Mass

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resistant to change in motion

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Weight

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Mass affected by gravity and altitude

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An object will continue to move until something causes it to change

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Galileo’s theory

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Chemical change

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Change in chemical composition

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Physical change

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Observed without a change in chemical composition

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Chemical properties:

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Liquid is flammable

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Qualitative
Observed with the senses
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Tera (T)
10^12
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Giga(G)
10^9
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Mega(M)
10^6
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Kilo(K)
10^3
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Hecto(h)
10^2
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Dekka(da)
10^1
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Deci(d)
10^-1
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Centi(C)
10^-2
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Milli(m)
10^-3
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Micro(u)or (mc)
10^-6
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Nano(n)
10^-9
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Pico(p)
10^-12
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Femto ( f)
10^-15
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Precision
Closeness of repeated measurements
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Accuracy
Closeness of the average of your measurements to the true value
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Random error
Scatter, variation
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Systematic error
Directional
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39.37 in
1 m
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0.6214 mi
1 km
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2.205 lb
1 kg
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1 metric ton
1000 kg
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1.057 qt
1 L
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1 cm^3
1 mL
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1 acre
43,560 ft^2
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5280 feet
1 mile
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453.6 g
1 lb
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3.785 L
1 gallon