introduction Flashcards

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how to describe a substance

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  • solid, liquid or gas?
  • coloured or colourless?
  • crystalline or powdered?
  • clear or cloudy?
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how to describe changes

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  • fizzing?
  • solid appeared or disappeared?
  • change of colour?
  • unusual sounds or smells?
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3
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what is a physical change

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no new substance created, easy to reverse, absorb or release small amounts of energy

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what is a chemical change

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create new substance, difficult to reverse, absorb or release LARGE amounts of energy

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5
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chemical test for water?

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anhydrous copper(ll) sulphate: turns from white to blue

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6
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physical test for water?

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  • melting point = 0 degrees
  • boiling point = 100 degrees
    (pure water matches these properties closer)
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7
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what are the 8 diatomic elements

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H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2, At2

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8
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definition of a compound

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a substance containing more than one type of atom, chemically bonded together

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9
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how can you make a compound

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heating their elements together

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10
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how to illustrate diffusion of gases

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ammonium chloride in a tube

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11
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how does ammonium chloride in a tube work

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2 gases, ammonia and hydrogen chloride, diffuses from the end of the sealed tube
when they meet they form a compound of ammonium chloride which forms a white smoke

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what happens if you heat up the tube

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white smoke forms faster because the particles move faster

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