Lesson 1 Flashcards

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_________- closeness of measurements

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ACCURACY

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_________- closeness of set measurements

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PRECISION

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_________- commonly accepted value

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PERCENTAGE ERROR

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_________- does not involve a change.

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PHYSICAL

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_________- converted into different substances

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CHEMICAL

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__________- observed with the senses

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PHYSICAL PROPERTY

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_________- how a substance reacts with something

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CHEMICAL PROPERTY

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_________- 3 starter of Matter

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solid , Liquid, and Gas.

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_________- Particles packed very closely together

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SOLID

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_________- Particles packed more loosely, but still together”

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LIQUID

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_________- particles are “far apart”

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Gas

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12
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_________- Fixed composition

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PURE SUBSTANCE

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13
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_________- only one kind of atom

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ELEMENT

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14
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_________- chemically bonded

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COMPOUND

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_________- can be classified as either a substance / mixture.

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MATTER

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16
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1st used term “atom” - _________ _____BC

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Demoentus (400BC)

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_________- A major ideas, Model of an Atom
It is often referred to as the “billiard ball” model. He defined an atom to be a ball-like structure, as the concepts of atomic nucleus and electrons were unknown at the time.

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Dalton’s model (1803)

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The _________ model postulates that “electrons orbit the nucleus at fixed energy levels.”

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Bohr’s model

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18
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_________- Discover Protons (1886)

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Eugene Goldstein

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18
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_________- Discover electron. He called his atom the plum pudding model.

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Thomson’s model (1897) -

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_________- “gold foil” experiment.

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Rutherford’s model (1911)

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20
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_________- discovers charge of Mass of an electron (1919)

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Robert Millikan

21
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_________- discovered Neutrons (1932)

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Sir James Chadwick

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_________- Particle-wave duality. He introduced the idea that particles, such as electrons, could be described not only as particles but also as waves.

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Louis de Broglie

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