Chapter 7 Foundations of Chemistry Study Guide Flashcards

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Matter

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Anything that has mass and takes up space

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Substance

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A single kind of matter that is pure

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Element

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A pure substance that cannot be broken down into another substance by chemical or physical means.

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Atom

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The smallest piece of an element

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Molecule

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Are formed when groups of two or more atoms create chemical bonds between one another

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Compound

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Made from two or more elements

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Mixture

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Are not pure substances

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Mass

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The amount of matter in an object

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The law of Conservation of Mass\Matter

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Matter is not created nor is it destroyed during a chemical or physical change

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Energy

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The ability to do work or cause change

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Kinetic Energy

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Energy of moving things

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Potential Energy

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Energy stored in an object because of its position

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Physical Change

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Any change that results in a change in shape or form

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Chemical Change

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Happens when a substance is transformed into a different substance

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difference between a physical and chemical property

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Chemical - ability to change into different substance
Physical - without changing into another substance

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Chemical properties example

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Burning wood, rusting, mold

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Physical properties example

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Freezing\Boiling point, Hardness, Texture, Color

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Difference between mixture and a compound

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Each substance in a mixture keeps its individual properties

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Mixture examples

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Soil, Air, Brass

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Compound examples

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Water, sodium chlorine, Alcohol

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What are some ways to separate a mixture

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Magnetism, Filtering, Distillation, Evaporation

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Compare and contrast mass and weight

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Similarities - They can both be measured,
Differences - mass will never change no matter where you are
weight can change depending on the force of gravity

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Volume formula

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Length x Width x Height

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Density formula

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Mass divided by Volume

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4 states of matter
Solids, Liquids, Gas, Plasma
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physical change cycle
solids melt to liquid, liquid evaporates to gas, gas condenses to liquid, liquid freezes to solid, note ; Liquids CAN turn directly to gas ( Sublimation )
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differences between thermal energy and temperature
Temperature is the movement of particles and T.E is how much or little they move
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difference between an endothermic and exothermic change.
endothermic is when energy is taken in and exothermic is when energy is given off
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5 types of energy
Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy, Chemical Energy, Electromagnetic Energy, Electrical Energy.
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Differences between the 5 types of energy
Potential-stores energy due to position Chemical- stores energy in chemical bonds Kinetic-energy that moves things Electromagnetic - travels through space as waves Electrical - charges particles that are moving
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how are the particles of matter arranged in all four states of matter.
Solid - particles are packed together tightly Liquid - particles are spread slightly more than solid Gas - particles are the furthest apart Plasma - not fixed in place (varys)