Chapter 3 Matter and Property Changes Packet Flashcards

1
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definition of matter

A

anything that has mass and takes up space

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2
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(pure) substance

A
  • a homogeneous (same) material consisting of one type of matter
  • has a definite chemical composition(one recipe)
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3
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All substances are…

A

pure

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4
Q

Alchemists searched for…

A

the philosopher’s stone

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5
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The philosopher’s stone could…

A

turn tin and lead (base metals) into gold, and make eternal life

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6
Q

Alchemists spoke…

A

latin

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7
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The 4 elements were

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air, fire, water, earth

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8
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Who came up with the new element naming rules?

A

J. J. Berzelius

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9
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What was the first rule?

A

The first letter in the symbol is always capitalized

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10
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What was the second rule?

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If there is a second (or third) letter it is always lower case

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11
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Elements

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  • substances that cannot be further decomposed by ordinary chemical means
  • substances that only contain one type of atom
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12
Q

How many natural elements

A

around 92

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13
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What are the elements after 92?

A

synthetic

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14
Q

Synthetic elements are…

A

radioactive

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15
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Radioactive

A

not a single atom of that element is stable

every single atom has radioactive forms

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16
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What does every form of the periodic table have in common?

A
  • it is a systematic arrangement of the elements
  • elements are arranged in families
  • elements are arranged in periods
17
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How is the periodic table arranged?

A

by atomic number

18
Q

What are families?

A

columns

they have similar chemical properties

19
Q

What are periods?

A

rows

[indicate] pattern of change

20
Q

Most abundant element in universe?

A

Hydrogen (because found in stars and first created)

21
Q

What fuels stars?

A

Nuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium

22
Q

Most abundant element in atmosphere?

A

nitrogen

23
Q

Most abundant element in human body?

A

oxygen (in water)