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Ch.1&3 Definitions
Chapters 1&3
Question | Answer |
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Chemistry | The science that deals with all substances and the changes they undergo |
Matter | Anything that has mass and takes up space |
Mass | Measure of amount of matter |
Atom | The smallest unit of an element that maintains the chemical identity of that element |
Pure Substances | Elements and compounds |
Elements | Cannot be broken down into other substances chemically |
Mixtures | Varied composition; not pure |
Chemical Formula | Tells us symbols of the elements in the compound and the ratio of atoms in those elements |
Structure | A model of how the atoms are bonded together; determines its functions |
Isomer | Same number of atoms but different structure; groups of molecules |
Suspension | Does settle |
Colloid | Doesn't settle; suspended in a medium |
Precipitation | Formation of solid |
Atomic Number | Order by numbers of protons in an atom of an element |
Atomic Mass | Average mass of protons and neutrons; electrons not included because they're too small |
Group | Vertical columns on the periodic table; similar properties, families |
Period | Horizontal rows on a periodic table; same number of energy levels in electrons |
Chemistry Branches | Inorganic, Organic, Physical, Analytical, Biochemistry |
States of Matter | Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma |
Phase Changes between Solid & Liquid | Freezing (Liquid->Solid), Melting (Solid->Liquid) |
Phase Changes between Liquid & Gas | Condensation (Gas->Liquid), Evaporation & Vaporization (Liquid->Gas) |
Phase Changes between Solid & Gas | Sublimation (Solid->Gas), Deposition (Gas->Solid) |
Intermolecular Forces (IMF) | The forces in between molecules; determines state of matter; interactions with IMF are responsible for phase change |
Heating Curve | A graph that shows water heating over tome |
Phase Diagram | A graph of temperature & pressure for the phases of a substance |
Triple Point | Where all phases meet at a state of equilibrium |
Chemical Property | Identity of a substance is changed |
Physical Property | Identity of a substance stays the same |
Chemical Change | Fundamental component changed in substance |
Physicals Change | Fundamental component stays the same substance |
Homogeneous Mixture | Solutions; uniform thruought |
Heterogeneous Mixture | Different properties in one; visible difference |
How to Separate Homogenous Mixtures | Distillation, Chromatography, Crystallization, Evaporation, Electrophoresis |
How to Separate Heterogeneous Mixtures | Filtration, Decantation, Centrifugation, Magnetic separation, Separation funnel, Sedimentation |
Evidence of a Chemical Reaction | Precipitation, Droplets, Bubbles/smoke. Color change, Heat/flame produced, Odor, Sound, Light, Decomposition |
Metals | Good conductors of electricity & heat |
Nonmetals | Poor conductors of electricity & heat |
Metalloids | Semiconductors |
Elements Present in the Body | Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen |