Science Exam 3.0 Flashcards

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Types of reactions

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    • synthesis reaction
    • decomposition reaction
    • displacement reaction
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What is a chemical reaction??

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A chemical reaction is a process where a set of substances undergo a chemical change to form a different substance

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What is a synthesis reaction??

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Synthesis reaction is one where two substances combined to make a new substance. It can be shown in an equation such as A+B=AB.

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What is decomposition reaction??

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A decomposition reaction is where a complex substance breaks down to form two separate substances. It can be shown in an equation such as AB= A+B

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What is displacement reaction??

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A displacement reaction is where elements or compounds are displaced to make new substances

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Examples of synthesis reaction

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Water: 2H2 + O2= 2H2O

Carbon dioxide: 2CO + O2= 2CO2

A+B=AB

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Examples of decomposition reaction

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CaCO3= CaO + CO2

AB= A+B

2KCIO3= 2KCI + 3O2

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Examples of displacement reaction

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AC+BD=AB+CD

Mg+2HCI=MgCI+H2

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What is a mixture?

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A mixture is a combination of two substances or more

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Types of mixtures

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Homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures

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What is an homogenous mixture??

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Is a mixture where the components are not visible

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What is heterogeneous mixture??

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A mixture where the components are visible sometimes

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Homogeneous examples

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Soda medicine cupcake etc.

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Heterogeneous examples

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Salad pizza taco soup etc.

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Separation methods

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For homogeneous mixtures distillation and evaporation

For heterogeneous mixtures evaporation filtration decantation magnetic separation

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Distillation

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Is the technique of heating a liquid to create vapor which is collected

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Evaporation

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The process by which molecules undergo a spontaneous transition from liquid to gas

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Filtration

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Is a mechanical or physical process to separate solid from Fluids particulates

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Decantation

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Separate particulates from a mixture by allowing the solids settle to the bottom

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Magnetic separation

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Is a process in which magnetically material is extracted from a mixture using magnetic force

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What is force??

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We understand force as a Vector which is a physical quantity with size and direction

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The forces are

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Friction gravity normal force tension muscular force

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Friction

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In which a moving object can be slow down by air water or any surface the object moves upon

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Gravity

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In which a mass is attracted to another

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Normal force
Made by any surface on objects standing on it
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Tension
Which is the force a rope makes when it's tensioned
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Muscular force
The force made by muscles when an exercise is done
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Speed
A vector representing a change of position
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Reaction
The opposite force to any action
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Dynamometer
The instrument to measure force
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Direction
Where a vector goes
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Friction
The force that creates resistance between surfaces
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Action
The force that acts up on itself
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Acceleration
Vector representing changes of speed
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Newton's first law
An object in move stays at move unless an outside force acts upon it An object in rest stay at rest unless an outside force acts upon it
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Newton's second law
To move a mass you need a force | F=ma
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Newton's third law
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
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What is inertia
Inertia is a property of matter