STAAR Review 2015 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Anything that has mass and takes up space.

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Matter

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Smallest complete part (building block) of matter.

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Atom

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Substance made of only one kind of atom.

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Element

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Found in the nucleus of an atom, weighs 1 AMU, and has a positive charge.

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Proton

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Found in the nucleus of an atom, weighs 1 AMU, and has a neutral charge (no charge).

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Neutron

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Found in the energy cloud surrounding the nucleus, weighs 1/2000 AMU, has a negative charge.

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Electron

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Part of an atom that surrounds the nucleus; consist mostly of empty space in which electrons move.

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Electron Cloud

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Central part of an atom; contains most of its mass.

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Nucleus

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9
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Element’s abbreviation; first letter is capitalized and second letter (if it has one) is lower case.

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Chemical Symbol

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Chemical property that describes the likelihood and rate which a substance undergoes a chemical reaction.

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Reactivity

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Outermost electrons in the electron cloud; an element’s valence electrons determine its (characteristics like re activity and flammability.

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Chemical Properties

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Number of protons that an element has; determines the identity of an element; this number also equals the number of electrons in a neutral atom.

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Atomic number

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13
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A chart that organizes elements based on similar properties;

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Periodic Table

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14
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Elements in the same horizontal row are arranged in order of increasing atomic number;

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Periods

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15
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Elements in the same vertical column have the same number of valence electrons and there have similar properties.

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Group/Famlies

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16
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Symbols and subscripts used to represent a substance.

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Chemical Formulas

17
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The number at lower right of element’s symbol in a formula; shows number of atoms for each element; for the number 1, no subscript is shown

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Substance made of two or more atoms.

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Molecule made of two or more elements.

20
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Compounds that includes carbon along with the element(s) hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorous, and/or sulfur.

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Organic Compound

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Characteristic that helps to define or classify a substance.

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Properties that can be observed without changing the substance into a different substance.

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Physical Properties

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Properties that can be observed when a substance changes into a different substance

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Chemical Properties

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Has a high luster (shine), good conductor, malleable (can be flattened) located left of the periodic table line.

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Is dull, poor conductor, brittle and located right of the periodic table line.
Nonmetals
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Some properties of both metals and nonmetals, conducts heat and electricity under some conditions and are found along the line on the periodic table.
Metalloids
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Process by which the atoms of an original substance rearrange to produce a new substance(s) with different properties than the original substance.
Chemical Reaction
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Chemical reactions that produce heat
Exothermic
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Chemical reactions that absorb or do not produce heat.
Endothermic