Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the particle theory?

A
  1. All matter is made up of tiny particles called atoms
  2. All particles of one substance are the same
    3-particles are always moving
    4- particles are separated by empty spaces
    5- particles are attracted to each other
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2
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Matter

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Is anything that has mass and takes up space

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3
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Pure substances

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Consists of only one type of particle 

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4
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Mixtures

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Consists of more than one type of particle 

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5
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Elements 

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Are indivisible and cannot be chemically broken down

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6
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Compounds 

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Are made up of elements and can be broken down into elements 

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7
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Mechanical mixture 

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Have more than one part visible

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8
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 Solutions

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Have only one part visible 

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9
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Physical property 

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A description that describes as substances properties

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10
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Chemical property 

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A description that describes a substance as it reacts to produce a new substance

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State 

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What state the substance is in either solid liquid or gas ex the bubble in pop are gas.

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12
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Clarity

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How well light passes through an object.

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13
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Conductivity 

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How well a substance let’s heat or electric charge pass through it ex copper is being used in wiring because it has good conductivity 

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14
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Solubillity

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How well, a substance dissolves another substance ex blender has a high sole Bility in coffee 

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15
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Luster

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How well, the surface of a substance reflects light ex aluminum foil is very shiny and has luster

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16
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Texture 

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How the surface of a substance feel, smooth, rough or soft 

17
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Hardness

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How resistant a substance is to being scratched or dented 

18
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Malleability

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How well a substance can be bent example aluminum foil is malleability 

19
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Ductility

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How well a substance can be drawn into a wire ex copper is very ductile 

20
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Form

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Whether a solid is crystalline crystal lake or no organized shape

21
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Viscosity 

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How thick a substance is or how easily it pours

22
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Density 

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How compact a substance is ex a rock is more dense than water, so it sinks 

23
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Melting point 

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Chances from a solid to a liquid water 0

24
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Boiling point 

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Where the substance turns from a liquid to a gas water 100

25
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Brittleness 

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How easily a substance breaks

26
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Combustibility 

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When something catches fire or burns in air combustion needs a fuel, oxygen and energy. substance plus oxygen carbon dioxide plus water plus heat 

27
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Corrosion esion or reaction with oxygen 

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When a substance combines with oxygen to form a new substance 

28
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Reaction with acid 

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A neutralization reaction is when an acid and a base react to form water and a salt example :magnesium metal reacts with acid to produce gas bubbles gold does not react with acid 

29
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Reaction with other substances 

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A substance changes when it is exposed to another substance 

30
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Decomposition

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Decomposition Reaction - Definition, Types, Examples, Uses
A decomposition reaction can be defined as a chemical reaction in which one reactant breaks down into two or more products.

31
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Physical change 

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Changes in matter that will not produce new substances changes only the shape or state of a substance most, but not all are easily reversed. Examples, sugar, dissolved in water. 

32
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Chemical change 

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Change in matter, that will produce new substances the new substances have new principles example iron, plus oxygen - iron oxide witch is rust product

33
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Evidence of chemical change 

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Change in colour
Bubbles or gas released
A precipitate is formed
Heat or light is givin off
The change canning be reversed