Test 1 Review Flashcards

1
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smallest particle without changing substance

A

atom

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2
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one type of substance

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pure substance

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3
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several compounds involved

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mixture

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4
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shows number of protons

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atomic number

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5
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shows total number of nucleons (protons and neutrons)

A

mass number

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6
Q

cutting of meat

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physical change

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7
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leaves changing color in autumn

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chemical change

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8
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baking cake

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chemical change

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9
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types of chemistry

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analytical chemistry, physical, biochemistry

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10
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measurement system used in US

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English system

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11
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Greek letter used for micro-

A

looks like a u
mu

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12
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two types of exact numbers

A

counting
exact values

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13
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standard unit of mass

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kilogram

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14
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collection of compatible measurements

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system of measurement

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15
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quantity of matter

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mass

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16
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multiplier of kilo-

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1000

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17
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measure of force of gravity

A

weight

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18
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equation for density

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p=m/V

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19
Q

unique about the Kelvin scale

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no negative values
no degrees

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20
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SI unit for time

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second

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21
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errors that involve precision

A

random errors

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22
Q

3.260 numb of sig figs

A

4 sig figs

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23
Q

0.09020 # of sig figs

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4 sig figs

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24
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5400 # of sf

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2

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four states of matter
gas, liquid, solid, plasma
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anuthing that has mass and takes up spacec
matter
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smallest substance element can be broken without changing substance
atom
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cannot be broken down into simpler substances by ordinary means
elements
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elements that cannot exist by single atoms
diatomic elements
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substance that can be decomposed by chemical means into simpler substances
compounds
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grouping of symbols that tell us what kind of atoms as well as the number
formula
32
two or more elements physically mixed not chemically
mixture
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group or two or more atoms linked by chemical bonds
molecules
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components are in variable proportion
mixture
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components are separated by chemical means
compound
36
atamos means
indivisible, cannot be broken down
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components retain properties
mixture
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proposed atomic theory
Dalton
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energy possessed by matter due to motion
kinetic energy
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two laws that came out of the atomic theory
law of definite composition law of multiple proportions
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T/F: the higher the temp the lower the kinetic energy
FALSE
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two types of mixtures
heterogenous homogenous
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another name for heterogenous mixtures
solution
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homogenous part of the mixture in contact with but physically distinct from
phase
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two types of properties and changes
chemical physical
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four signs of a chemical change
precipitate, gas, change in color, liberation or absorption of energy
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this experiment led to the discovery of the nucleus
Gold Foil Experiment
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ways to separate mixtures
distillation crystallization chromatography
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most abundant element in the universe
hydrogen
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three subatomic particles
protons, neutrons, electrons
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protons are found in the
nucleus
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discovered the neutron
Sir James Chadwick
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protons and neutrons are supposedly composed of
quarks
54
symbol used to represent number of protons
Z
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mass number
number of all nucleons (protons and nuetrons)
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subatomic particle that has the smallest mass
electron
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atoms of the same element that differ in mass number
isotopes
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specific names for positive and negative ions
cation (+) anion (-)
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average mass of all various isotopes in an elements compared to C12
atomic mass
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units for atomic mass units
amu (u)
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record of mass distribution of particles given by mass spectrometer
mass spectrum
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form of matter has its own unique properties
substance
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most common state of matter in the universe is
plasma
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chemical change as a result of a collision of atoms or molecules
chemical reaction
65
prefix that has M
mega
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SI unit of volume
liter
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standard metric unit of length
meter
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KNOW METRIC PREFIX CONVERSIONS
BE ABLE TO CONVERT AMONG THE TEMP SCALES
69
KNOW THE SIG FIG RULES
BE ABLE TO CALCULATE USING SIG FIGS
70
SCI TO DEC
DEC TO SCI
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ATOMIC MASS (percent to decimal and multiply)
BE ABLE TO DO DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS
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BE ABLE TO FIND PROTONS, ELECTONS, NEUTRONS
KNOW THE ELEMENTS IN BOLD