Properties of Matter Flashcards

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matter

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anything that takes up space and has mass

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chemistry

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the study of matter and how it changes

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substance (2)

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any compound, element, or molecule, will have a formula

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physical properties

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can be observed without changing it into something else

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chemical properties

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describe a substance’s ability to change into different substance

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elements (2)

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simplest substances that can’t be broken down into any other substance, anything on the periodic table

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atom (3)

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basic particle from which elements are made. Contains positive center and surrounded by negative electron cloud

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molecules (2)

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when atoms or elements chemically bond with each other to form a new substance (similar to compounds)

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compounds (3)

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made of 2+ elements that are chemically combined in a set ratio, has chemical formula, have properties that are different from the elements that make it

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mixtures (3)

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made of 2+ substances in the same place but not chemically combined. substances keep their chemical properties. no set ratio

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heterogeneous mixture

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can see the different parts (salad)

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homogeneous mixture (2)

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can’t see the different parts (juice), a solution

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separating mixtures(4)

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magnets, filtration, distillation (boiling points), evaporation

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weight (2)

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measure of the force of gravity on you, changes with location

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mass (3)

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measurement of the amount of matter of an object, does not change with location, measured in grams

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volume (4)

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amount of space that matter occupies, measured in liter, cubic centimeter, LxWxH

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density (3)

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mass of a material in a given volume, mass/volume, measured in g/cm cubed

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density of water (2)

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1 g/cm cubed. if object’s density>water it will sink

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physical change (4)

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any change that changes the appearance of matter but doesn’t create new substances (change of state and shape/form)

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chemical change(7)

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any change that produces new substances with properties different from the original substances, the bonds between atoms break and new ones form (combustion–>burning, oxidation–>rust, electrolysis–>separating water, tarnishing–>silver+oxygen)

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law of conservation of mass

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matter is not created or destroyed in any physical or chemical change

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energy (2)

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the ability to do work/cause change. Every change in matter involves a change in energy

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temperature

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the measure of the motion of particles

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endothermic energy

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takes in heat/energy

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exothermic energy
gives off heat/energy
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kinetic energy (2)
energy go matter in motion (rolling a bowling ball)
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potential energy (2)
energy an object has because of its position (stretching a rubber band)
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chemical energy (2)
energy store in chemical bonds between atoms (cellular respiration)
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electromagnetic energy (2)
energy that travels through space as waves (light)
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electrical energy (2)
energy of electrically charged particles moving around (battery)
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thermal energy (2)
heat energy (a fire)
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energy transformed (2)
when one energy changes into another type (photosynthesis: electromagnetic-->chemical)