Matter and energy Flashcards

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What does COAST stand for?

A

-Collect and Organize
-Analyze
-Solve
-Think about it

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2
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what are elements?

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anything on the periodic table

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3
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what is a compound?

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made of more than one element chemically bound together

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4
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what is a mixture?

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more than one element/compound

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5
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what is a homogenous mixture?

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uniform throughout

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6
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what is a heterogenous mixture?

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not uniform throughout

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what are the properties of a solid?

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same shape and volume regardless of container

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what are the properties of a liquid?

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indefinite shape and constant volume

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9
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what are the properties of a gas?

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indefinite shape and volume

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10
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what are physical properties?

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anything measured or determined about something that does not change

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what are the rules for significant figures (4)?

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  1. zeros at the beginning of the value are never significant because all they do is set the decimal place
  2. zeros after a decimal place and after a nonzero digit are always significant
  3. zeros at the end of a value that contains no decimal point are not significant. They are significant if there is a decimal place
  4. zeros between significant digits are always significant
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12
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what is density?

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mass per unit volume physical property

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13
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1 gigameter = ____ meters

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1 x 10^9 meters

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14
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1 meter = _______ picometers

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1 x 10^12 picometers

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15
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1 meter = _____ nanometers

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1 x 10^9 nm

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16
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1 megameter = _____ meters

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1 x 10^6 meters

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1 kilometer = _____ meters

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1 meter = _____ centimeters

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1 meter = _____ millimeters

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1 meter = _____ micrometers

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what type of mixture would tomato soup be?

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what type of mixture would chicken noodle soup be?

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what is 3 meters in millimeters

24
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how many meters are in 40000 kilometers?

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what is 3 meters in millimeters
3000 mm
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how many meters are in 40000 kilometers
4 x 10^7 m
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physical or chemical: burning wood
chemical
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physical or chemical: dying water green
physical
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extensive properties of a pure substance depend on sample size whereas intensive properties are characteristic of that substance. Which of these properties are intensive? -color -mass -density
color and density
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identify the best match between the dimension/quantity and its correct SI base unit a. mass and gram b. length and kilometer c. time and minute d. temperature and celsius e. amount of substance and mole
e. amount of substance and mole
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which of the following shows the correct relationship between these metric units of length or distance? a. 1 km = 100 m b. 1mm = 10 cm c. 1 nm = 10^9 m d. 10^6 um = 1 m
d. 10^6 um = 1 m