Matter and its properties Flashcards

1
Q

The 2 scientists who stated that all matter is made up of atoms

A

Leucippus & Democritus

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2
Q

Atoms which comes

from the Greek word _____ means _____

A

atmos, uncuttable

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3
Q

atoms are in constant motion

around the ______

A

void

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4
Q

Who stated that atoms have different weight and have

the same speed regardless of size

A

Epirucus of Samos

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5
Q

according to

him, matter is made up of the four elements in different proportions.

A

Aristotle

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6
Q

the 5th
element found outside earth and matter can be divided indefinitely without changing
the fundamental properties

A

Aether

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7
Q

It is made up of tiny particles called atoms

A

Matter

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8
Q

states of matter

A

solid, liquid, gas

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9
Q
retains a fixed volume
and shape
 rigid - particles locked
into place
 not easily compressible
 little free space
between particles
 high density
A

Solid

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10
Q
assumes the shape of the
part of the container
which it occupies
 particles can move/slide
past one another
 not easily compressible
 little free space between
particles
 medium density
A

liquid

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11
Q
assumes the shape and
volume of its container
 particles can move fast
one another
 compressible
 lots of free space
between particles
 low density
A

gas

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12
Q

formed by heating and ionizing gas.

A

plasma

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13
Q

It is made up of negatively and positively
charged ions. It has no definite volume and no
definite shapes.

A

plasma

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14
Q

is produced when a cloud of bosons is cooled to

temperatures near absolute zero, 0 Kelvin (-273.15 oC).

A

Einstein condensate

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15
Q

The motion of the individual
atoms slows to the point where they combine to form a single “______” with
properties distinct from those of other states of matter.

A

super atom

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16
Q

Matter can be changed between states when the temperature or pressure is changed.

A

phase change

17
Q

There are 6 types of phase

change

A

vaporization, condensation, freezing, melting, sublimation and deposition

18
Q

takes place without any changes in molecular

compositions because only its physical property changes.

A

physical change

19
Q

results in a different composition from the original

substance.

A

chemical change

20
Q

Observable by the senses

A

physical properties

21
Q

Observable property of matter
without changing the composition of
the substance

A

physical properties

22
Q

Phase, Color, Solubility, Density,
Melting and Boiling point, Volatility,
Viscosity, Conductivity

A

physical properties

23
Q

Observable when substance reacts

with another substance

A

chemical properties

24
Q

Observable property of matter with

the changing of composition

A

chemical properties

25
Q

Stability, Response to test reactions,

Toxicity, Flammability, Oxidation state

A

chemical properties

26
Q

Also called as Intrinsic properties

A

intensive properties

27
Q

These are properties that rely on the

type of matter.

A

intensive properties

28
Q

Color, Solubility, Density, Melting and

Boiling point, Conductivity

A

intensive properties

29
Q

Also called as Extrinsic properties

A

extensive properties

30
Q

These are properties that depend on

the amount of matter.

A

extensive properties

31
Q

Mass, Length, Size, Volume

A

extensive properties