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Unit 2 Test Items
Mr. Holden's unit 2 test
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 5 Branches of Chemisty are? | Organic(carbon containing), Inorganic(non carbon), Physical(interrelationship between energy and matter), Bio(living organisms), Analytical(comopsition oand identification of substances) |
| Phosphate | PO4-3 |
| Sulfate | SO4-2 |
| Carbonate | CO3-2 |
| Nitrate | NO3-1 |
| Hydroxide | OH-1 |
| Chlorate | ClO3-1 |
| Ammonium | NH4+1 |
| Exothermic Reaction energy starts ____ and turns ____ | High, Low |
| Endothermic Reaction energy starts ____ and turns _____ | Low, High |
| Exo/Endo thermic reactions use ____ and make _____ | Reactants, Products |
| Law of conservation of energy states? | Energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only be transfered from one energy to another. |
| Energy can be converted into matter how? | Using the formula E=mc^2 |
| Potential energy is? | Stored energy due to position or composition |
| Kinetic energy is? | Energy of matter in motion. |
| What happens when matter undergoes a change? | Energy must be released or absorbed. |
| Potential energy can be ____ or____. | Gravity, Composition |
| Matter can be ____ or ____. | Pure substance, mixture |
| Pure substances can be ____ or ____. | Elements, Compounds |
| Mixtures can be ____ or_____. | Heterogeneous, Homogeneous |
| Homogeneous mixtures can be either a ____ or ____ | Solute, Solvent |
| A solute is the? | Substance that is being dissolved(typically in smaller quantities but not always) |
| A solvent is the? | Substance that is dissolving the solute(typically in higher quantities but not always) |
| All mixtures can be? | Seperated by physical means. |
| Physical properties can be ____ or ____ and are ____________. | Extensive, Intensive, Observed without altering the identity of the material. |
| Extensive properties depend on? | Depends on the amount of material(Mass, Volume) |
| Intensive properties are? | Independant on the amount of material(Color, Density, Boiling point, Melting point) |
| Chemical properties are? | Properties observed only by changing the chemical identity o the material.(flamibility, heat released by combustion, reactivity with acid, rusting) |
| Physical changes are? | A change in which the chemical identity of the object is retained.(Can be changed back) |
| Chemical changes are? | A change in whih the chemical identity of the material is altered.(Can't be changed back) |
| 4 signs a chemical change has occured are? | Energy has been released or absorbed, production of gas/bubbles, color changes, formation of a precipitate(solid that forms from a solution) |
| An element is a? | Type of matter that cannot be broken down into 2 or more pure substances.(Carbon, Gold, Silver, Tin, Antimony) |
| A compound is a? | Pure substance that contains 2 or more bounded elements. (NaCl) |
| Why is NaCl diferent then Na and Cl? | Because compounds have different properties from those of the elements that they contain. |
| A mixture is a? | A thing that contains 2 or more pure substances.(Air) |
| A heterogeneous mixture is? | Made of a non uniform composition.(Granite) |
| A homogeneous mixture is? | Made of a uniform composition.(Air, Coffee, Bronze, Steel) |
| An Ion is? | A charged atom that's either + or -(most elements + 7 polyatomic ions) |
| Cations are? | Positively charged ions(metals) |
| Anions are? | Negatively charged ions(nonmetals) |
| Ionic bonds are? | An electrical bond between a cation and anions.(Na <--- cation, Cl<--- anion=NaCl) |
| What is an Ionic crystal lattice? | A repeating pattern of oppositely charged ions represented in an ionic compound. |
| Formula unit is? | The lowest whole number of ions used to make an equal charge(NaCl not Na2Cl2) |
| Monotomic ions are? | Ions from single atoms(Cl, Na, Mg basically just elements) |
| A molecule is? | Two or more nonmetal atoms joined in a covalent bond to from an uncharged particle.(H2O, N2C5) |
| Evaporation is an Endo or Exo thermic process? | Endothermic |
| Cooking is a chemical or physical change? | Chemical |
| Freezing gasoline is a chemical or physical change? | Physical |