Matter And Its Changes Flashcards

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What is matter???

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Anything that has mass and occupies space/has volume.

Or anything that has inertia and requires a force to start of stop it from moving.

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What is an observation???

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Gathering information using more than one of our senses. For example sight taste touch smell and hearing.

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What are the two types of observation???

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Quantitative: quantity (numerical information) like I am 175 cm tall.

Qualitative: quality (non numerical question) like I am average height.

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Interpretation

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A inference based on a observation

Because Jim is wearing blue, it’s Jim’s favourite colour

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The phases of matter

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Solid,liquid,gas.

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What can change the states of matter

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Temperature and pressure.

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Properties of a solid???

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Generally rigid

Have their own shape( definite shape)

Volume changes only slightly due to temperature and pressure. (Definite volume)

Not compressible.

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Properties of a liquid???

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Takes the shape of its container ( indefinite shape) .

Volume changes slightly due to temperature and pressure changes (definite volume).

Not compressible.

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Properties of a gas???

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Completely fill a container (indefinitely shape).

Volume changes drastically due to temperature and pressure changes. (Indefinite volume).

ARE compressible.

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Molecular arrangement???

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It determines which state of matter that it is in.

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Solid molecular arrangement???

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Highly organized, tightly together.

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Liquids molecular arrangement???

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Less organized particle arrangement, with particles still close together.

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Gases molecular arrangement???

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Particles are far apart, and moving around.

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Kinetic molecular theory???

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All particles are in motion, and they all have energy.

Either kinetic or potential energy.

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What is energy???

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Anything that is not matter and can make a change in matter.

It can change forms, but cannot be created or destroyed. (Law of conservation of energy) the amount of energy is constant!

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Chemical changes???

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A change where a new substance is formed.

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What are the indicators for a chemical change???

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Heat
Light
Colour change
One or more reactants are used 
Bubbles form ( which is gas )
Cloudiness ( solid-precipitate->is formed ).
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Physical changes???

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A change in phase of a substance, but no new substance is produced.

Note a physical change doesn’t change the identity of the original chemicals!

Physical changes can also accompany chemical changes!!!…

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Intensive vs extensive properties???

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Intensive: a physical property which depends on the nature of the substance NOT how much the substance is present.

Extensive: a physical property that depends on the amount of substance present.

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Changes of state???

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The transitions between different phases of matter.

Like liquid nitrogen evaporating from gaseous to nitrogen.

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Terminology???

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VAPOUR: the materials formed by the evaporation of a substance which boils above room temperature.

VAPOUR PRESSURE: the pressure created by the vapour evaporating from a liquid.

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More terminology:

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Boiling point: the temperature in which a liquid and a gas are both at equilibrium ( are both existing ).

Melting point: the temps tire at which the solid and liquid substances are at equilibrium

Freezing point: the temperature at which a solid and liquid substances are at equilibrium (now changing from a liquid to a solid ).

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Names for the phases of matter???

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Melting: solid to liquid
Freezing: liquid to solid
Boiling/evaporating: liquid to gas
Condensation: gas to liquid
Sublimation: solid to gas or gas to solid.