Chapter 3: Matter: Properties and Change Flashcards

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Properties Of Matter

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Characteristics that can be observed

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Extensive Properties

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Change with size of sample
Ex: Length, mass, volume

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Intensive Properties

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Do not change with sample size; Used to identify material
Ex: Density, boiling point, melting point

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Chemical Properties

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Describe how a substance may or may not react with other materials
Ex: Explosive, flammable, reactive, inert (non-reactive)

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Physical Properties

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Properties of substance all by itself
Ex: Chemical composition, physical state, appearance, melting point, boiling point

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Solid (Shape & Volume)

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Fixed shape, fixed volume

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Liquid (Shape & Volume)

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Variable shape, fixed volume

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Gas (Shape & Volume)

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Variable shape, variable volume

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Vapor

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Gas that co-exists with its solid or liquid phase

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Chemical Change

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New substances are formed, atoms form new arrangements; usually irreversible

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Physical Change

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No new substances formed; often reversible

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12
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Melting/Fusion

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Solid–>Liquid

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Sublimation

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Solid–>Gas

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Deposition

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Gas–>Solid

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Freezing

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Liquid–>Solid

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Condensation

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Gas–>Liquid

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Vaporization/Evaporation

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Liquid–>Gas

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Substance

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Uniform composition

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Mixture

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2 or more substances in variable ratios

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Solution

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Homogenous mixtures

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Element

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One type of atom

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Compound

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2 or more elements chemically combined in a set ratio

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Homogenous Mixture

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All parts look the same

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Heterogenous Mixture

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Some parts look different (clumps, layers, bubbles, etc.)

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Evidence Of Chemical Change
1. Sound 2. Heat 3. Color change 4. Evolution of a gas 5. Formation of a precipitate
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Law Of Conservation Of Mass
Mass reactants = mass products
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Filtration
Separation based upon differences in particle size
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Distillation
Separation based upon differences in boiling point
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Crystallization
Separation based upon differences in solubility
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Chromatography
Separation based upon differences in polarity of molecules
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Sublimation
Separation based upon differences in vaporization
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Allotropes
Different forms of the same element
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Law Of Definite Proportions
Compounds have 2 or more elements in a set ratio
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Law Of Multiple Proportions
If 2 elements can combine in different ratios, each ratio represents a different compound
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Periodic Table
Arranges elements by atomic number
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Periods
Rows on Periodic Table; Atoms with same number of electron layers
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Groups/Families
Columns on Periodic Table; Elements with same number of electrons in outer layer; gives those elements similar chemical properties