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CHEM CH 2 Review
Question | Answer |
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mixture that looks the same | homogeneous mixture |
mixture that looks different | heterogeneous mixture |
says that mass is not created or destroyed during a physical or chemical change | law of conservation of mass |
SI unit for temperature | Kelvin |
temperature where all molecules stop moving | absolute zero |
gaseous state of solid or liquid at room temperature | vapor |
SOM-- most common in universe (ionized gas) | plasma |
SOM with definite volume and definite shape | solid |
SOM with indefinite shape and definite volume | liquid |
SOM with indefinite volume and indefinite shape | gas |
solid to gas | sublimation |
gas to solid | deposition |
separates parts of mixture by different sizes | filtration |
separates parts of mixture by different boiling points | distillation |
solid made from mixing liquids together (liquid solution) | precipitate |
part of solution always in lesser amount (is mixed in) | solute |
part of solution always in greater amount (does the mixing) | solvent |
solution with more than max amount of solute | super saturated solution |
solution with exactly max amount of solute | saturated solution |
solution with less than the max amount of solute | unsaturated solution |
gas to solid | deposition |
solid to gas | sublimation |
gas to liquid | condensation |
liquid to gas | evaporation |
solid to liquid | melting |
liquid to solid | freezing |
property based on amount | extensive property |
property based on type | intensive property |
made of uniform composition and structure ; only elements and compounds | substance |
aka homogeneous mixture | solution |
basic unit of matter | atom |
heterogeneous mixture with visible particles spread throughout | suspension |
heterogeneous mixture with microscopic particles spread throughout | colloid |
temperature where all particles stop moving | absolute zero |
any matter that can flow | fluid |
describes how a fluid flows (fast vs. slow) | viscosity |
ability to conduct electricity | conductivity |
metal rusting, wood burning, flammable (examples of ....) | examples of chemical properties |
color, shape, mass, boiling, freezing (examples of ....) | examples of physical properties |
speeds up a chemical reaction | catalyst |
gets made in chemical reaction (right side) | products |
starting material in chemical reaction (left side) | reactants |
is reached when reaction is reversible at occur at the same rate (no net change) | equilibrium |
states that mass is not created or destroyed in a chemical reaction | law of conservation of mass |