Unit B Matter And Chemical Change Flashcards

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Chemical property

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Any property that describes how a substance reacts with another substance when formed a new substance is a chemical property

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Physical property

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Any observational or measurable property without forming a new substance is a physical property

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Qualitative

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Characteristic that may be described but not measured

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Quantitative

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Can measured numerically

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Chemical properties

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Reacts w water
Air 
Oxygen 
Acids 
Pure substances
Toxicity 
Stability 
Combustibility
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Classification of matter

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Pure substance
Element and compound

Mixture
Colloid- solution-mechanical or heterogeneous mixture - suspension

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Metals

State at rm temp

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Solids

except mercury

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Non metals

State at rm temp

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Some gases

Some solids

Only bromine a liquid

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Metalloids

State at rm temp

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Solids

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Appearance

Metals

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Shiny luster

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Appearance

Non metals

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Not vry shiny

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Metalloids

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Can be shiny or dull

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Conductivity

Metals

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Good conductors of heat and electricity

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Conductivity

Non metals

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Poor conductors of heat and electricity

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Conductivity

Metalloids

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May conduct electricity but poor conductors of heat

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Malleability and ductility

Metals

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Malleable and ductile

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Malleability and ductility

Non metals

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Brittle and non ductile

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Malleability and ductility

Metalloids

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Brittle and non ductile

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Periods or rows

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Horizontal rows

Side to side

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Groups or families

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Vertical columns

Up and down

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Alkali metals

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In group one

are highly reactive with water metals

that do not occur freely in nature

are softer than most other metals

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Alkaline earth metals

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Metallic elements in group 2

very reactive with acid

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Halogens

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Non-metallic element in group 17

are the most reactive nonmetal

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Noble gAses

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In group 18

very stable gases

do not form compounds readily

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Atomic #
The number of positive protons in a nucleus
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Atomic mass
The total number of protons and neutrons in an atom
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Ionic charge
When neutral Adams collide and negative electron is transferred from one Adam to another and both atoms become particles called ions which have an electrical charge
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Cation
If an atom has lost electrons the overall charge becomes positive
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Anion
If it gains electrons the overall charge is negative
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Billiard ball
John dalton
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Raisin bun
JJ Thomson
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Planetary model
Hantro nagaoka
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Nuclear model
Ernest Rutherford Canadian
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Atomic model
Neils Bohr
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Quantum model
Schrodinger Newest one
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Atomic theory
Adams are made of positive nuclear that contain protons and neutrons
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Proton
Inside the nucleus +
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Electron
In electron orbital -
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Neutron
Inside the nucleus 0
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Ionic compounds
Bonds are created by the transfer of elections High melting point Distinct crystal shape Formed from metallic and non metallic elements Conducts electricity Solid at rm temp
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Ionic compounds
Bonds are created by the transfer of elections High melting point Distinct crystal shape Formed from metallic and non metallic elements Conducts electricity Solid at rm temp
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Molecular conpounds
Bonds are created by the sharing of electron Low melting point Does not always from crystal Usually formed from only non-metallic elements Does not form ions in solution Usually does not conduct electricity Solid liquid or gas at room temp
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Molecular compounds
Bonds are created by the sharing of electron Low melting point Does not always from crystal Usually formed from only non-metallic elements Does not form ions in solution Usually does not conduct electricity Solid liquid or gas at room temp
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Chemical reactions
When two or more substances combine to form two or more new substances
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Product
Substances that are produced in the reaction THE PRODUCTS
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Reactants
Substances that undergoes a reaction combined in my reaction
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Oxidation
A chemical reaction in the presence of oxygen
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Corrosion
The oxidation of metals and rocks in the presence of oxygen and moisture example Rust
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Combustion
The highly Exothermic ( heat releasing ) combination of a substance with oxygen resulting in the production of carbon dioxide water and energy example burning methane gas
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Endothermic reaction
A chemical reaction that absorbs energy and feels cold
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Exothermic reactions
I chemical reaction that releases energy and feels warm
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The law of conservation of mass
In a chemical change the total mass of a new substance this is always the same as the total mass of the original substance
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Heat
The greater the temperature of the faster the reaction
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Concentration
The greater the concentration of the substances the faster the reaction
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Surface area
Increasing the surface area of the reactants will increase the rate of the reaction
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Catalyst
A substance that helps increase the reaction rate by lowering them out of energy needed to make the reaction occur
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What does WHIMS stand for
Workplace hazardous materials information system
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What is the name given to a substance that contains at least two kinds of particles uniformly scattered
Homogeneous mixture