Science Fundamentals of Matter Flashcards

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Energy is

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the ability to change

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Thermal Energy is

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The inherent energy of matter

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The KMT is

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the explanation of macroscopic behavior

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KE is

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The energy associated with motion

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The KMT states

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All matter is made up of particles which are in constant motion and have attractive forces to each other.

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The amount attractive forces in a substance can

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vary wildy between each substance

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Solids particles are

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in a rigid structure and vibrate

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Liquid particles are

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in clumps and flow

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Gas particles are

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in random form with little to no attractive force and bounce around

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Solid to liquid is

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Melting

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Liquid to gas is

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vaporizing/ boliing/evaportation

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Solid to gas

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is sublimating

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Gas to liquid is

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condensing

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Liquid to solid is

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freezing

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gas to solid is

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depositing

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Endothermic is when the energy of a substance is

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increasing

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Exothermic is when a substances thermal energy is

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How many types of TE can change at once

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1 either state or structural temperature

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What are Matter and Atoms

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Matter is anything with mass and volume
Atoms are the building blocks of matter

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Different types of atoms are called

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A molecule is

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A group of 2 or more atoms bonded together

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A compound is

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a molecule with 2 or more different atoms/elements bonded together

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A mixture is a

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material made up of 2 or more substances

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What are the Properties of Mixtures

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  1. Made of More than one type of Particle
  2. The ratio of the different types of particles can vary
  3. The properties of the Mixture are a synthesis of the properties of each substance
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What is a pure substance
A substance with a fixed ratio and anything made with one type of particle
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Mixtures are a combination of
pure substances that not chemically joined
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2 types of Mixtures are
Heterogeneous with vary in composition Homogeneous which have the same composition and when they are in a liquid are called solutions
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All mater is composed of
tiny particles that are in motion and transfer KE when they collide
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Mass is
the amount of Matter in an object
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Volume is the amount of
space something takes up
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Density is the amount of
Mass per unit volume
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What is the Density Formula
Density = Mass/Volume Volume is measured in mL or cm cubed
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What are the 2 types of Properties
Physical and Chemical
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A physical propertie is a
characteristic that can be viewed without change to the substance
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Some Physical Properties are
Volume, Mass, Weight, Density, Melting/Freezing Point, Vaporizing/Condensing point, color, hardness, odor, taste, state of matter, and texture
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A chemical property is a
characteristic of a substance that can only be viewed when there is change
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Some examples of chemical properties are
burning, tarnishing, rusting, and decomposing
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What is a physical change
Changes the form or appearance not the type of substance
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4 signs of Physical changes are
the state of matter, often reversible, changes shape, no new substance is made
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A chemical change is when
2 or more substance join to form new substance and are often not reversible
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Some examples of chemical change are
iron rusting, and gas burning
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Indicators of Chemical Change
Unexpected Color change, temperature change, precipitates (solid that appears unexpectedly) form, Gas is produced forming bubbles.