Introduction Flashcards

(35 cards)

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matter

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has mass and takes up space, anything that takes up space

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mass

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the amount of “stuff” something contains

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weight

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the measure of the gravitational pull on an object

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4
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space

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volume an object

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5
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density

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mass divided by volume

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solids

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have a definite volume and shape

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7
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liquids

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definite volume and take the shape of their containers

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gases

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no definite shape or volume

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9
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aqueous

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a solution where the solvent is water, combination as water and another state of matter but considered one state of matter

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atom

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smallest particle of matter

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element

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a pure substance made of only one ttype of atom

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compound

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when two or more different atoms chemically bond

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molecule

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smallest particle of a compound, made when two or more atoms chemically bond

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mixtures

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two or more different types of molecules, elements, or compounds not chemically bonded

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15
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homogeneous compounds

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one phase, can’t distinguish

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heterogeneous compounds

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two phase, not same, tell there is a difference after change

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dimensional analysis

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uses equalities as conversion factors to solve conceptual problems mathematically

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C to F conversion

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[ ( F + 40 ) 5/9 ] - 40 = C

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F to C conversion

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[ ( C + 40 ) 9/5 ] -40 = F

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C to K conversion

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Mega (M)

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1x10^6, or 1,000,000

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Kilo (K)

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1x10^3, or 1000

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Decka (DK)

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1x10^1, or 10

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deci (d)

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1x10^-1, or 0.1

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centi (c)
1x10^-2, or 0.01
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milli (m)
1x10^-3, or 0.001
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micro ( )
1x10^-6, or 0.0000001
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nano (n)
1x10^-9, or 1/ 1 billion
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pico (p)
1x10^-12, or 1/ 1 trillion
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filtration
separation based on solubility differences
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re-crystalization
separation based on boiling point differences (liquid/solid)
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distillation
separation based on boiling point differences in liquids
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chromatograohy
separation based on particle size
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scientific method
1.make observations 2.collect data 3.form your hypothesis 4.test your hypothesis 5. conslusion
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chemical change
bonds are formed or broken