chem h unit 2 Flashcards

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Kinetic energy

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Energy of motion ex riding a bike

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Energy

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The capacity to do work or to produce heat

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Potential energy

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Energy of position ex holding and object up

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Radiant energy

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Energy of the sun

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3 main forms of energy

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Kinetic, potential radiant

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Most common unit if energy

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Calorie

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SI unit for energy

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Joule (J)

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Mechanical energy

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Kinetic, an objects movement creates energy

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Thermal energy

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Kinetic, vibration and movement if molecules

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Radiant energy (sub)

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Electromagnetic waves, kinetic

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Electrical energy

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Kinetic, movement of electrons

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Chemical energy

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Potential, stored in bonds of atoms and molecules

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Nuclear energy

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Both, stored in nucleus of an atom; released when nucleus splits or combines

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Sound energy

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Kinetic, vibration of waves through material

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Gravitational energy

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Potential energy of position or height

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Solids

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Hold their shape, definite volume, organized particles, usually have a high density

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Solids

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Hold their shape, definite volume, organized particles, usually have a high density

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Liquids

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“Flow” occupies a definite volume, no fixed shape, takes the shape of its container, usually has a lower density than solids

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Liquids

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“Flow” occupies a definite volume, no fixed shape, takes the shape of its container, usually has a lower density than solids

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Gases

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No definite shape or volume,expands to fill container, usually has lower densities than solids and liquids

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Gases

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No definite shape or volume,expands to fill container, usually has lower densities than solids and liquids

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Chemical property

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Characteristics of a substance that cannot be observed without altering the substance ex flammability

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Chemical property

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Characteristics of a substance that cannot be observed without altering the substance ex flammability

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Physical property

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Characteristics of a substance that can be observed without altering the identity of the substance ex density, color, melting point

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Physical property
Characteristics of a substance that can be observed without altering the identity of the substance ex density, color, melting point
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Chemical change
A change that alters the chemical makeup of a substance ex h2 + o= h2o (changing from an element to a compound ex burning wood, cooking food
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Chemical change
A change that alters the chemical makeup of a substance ex h2 + o= h2o (changing from an element to a compound ex burning wood, cooking food
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Ways to identify a chemical change
Color change, bubbling or fizzling, light production, smoke, presence or removal of heat
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Ways to identify a chemical change
Color change, bubbling or fizzling, light production, smoke, presence or removal of heat
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Physical change
A change that doesn't alter the chemical makeup of a substance ex changing from a pure substance to a mixture ex crushing, tearing, change in state
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Physical change
A change that doesn't alter the chemical makeup of a substance ex changing from a pure substance to a mixture ex crushing, tearing, change in state
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Plasma
4th state of matter, most common in the universe, electrons fly off
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Plasma
4th state of matter, most common in the universe, electrons fly off
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Law of conservation of matter
Matter is neither created nor destroyed
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Law of conservation of matter
Matter is neither created nor destroyed
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Temperature
A measurement of how much kinetic energy the particles contain
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Kelvin
SI scale (lowest is 0)
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Celsius
Freezing point is 0d and boiling is 100d
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Fahrenheit
1st invented but no longer used in science
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Formula to convert Celsius to kelvin
K=c + 273
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Absolute zero
Lowest possible temperature; temp at which all motion of particles stop
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Mixtures
Homo or hetero; a blend of 2 pure substances, each substance keeps its own physical and chemical properties
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Homogenous
The substance is uniform throughout (sometimes called a solution) ex pure air, soda, pancakes, kool-aid
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Heterogenous
A mixture that is not uniform throughout and does not be, not smoothly ex, sand, cc cookies, tacos, fruit salad
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Pure substances
Have their own set of chemical and physical properties; uniform and I changing composition
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Element
A substance that cannot be separated into smaller substances by a chemical change particle: ATOM Symbols: 1/2 letters
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Compounds
Formed when 2+ different elements combine in a chemical reaction. Most matter of the universe is in this form
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Filtration
Separation of a solid from a liquid ex funnel
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Distillation
Separate a liquid from a liquid
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Crystallization
Separate solid particles from a distiller solution
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Sublimation
Separation of 2 solids when 1 sublimes and 1 does not