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Chem

QuestionAnswer
The top of a lettered element The atomic mass
Bottom of lettered element Atomic protons
Moles Mass/Moler mass
Mass of sub Moles
Anything that has mass occupies space Or volume (Matter)
Phase change Involve loss or gain of energy
Endothermic Absorbes heat
Exothermic Loss of energy
Matter cannot be Created or destroyed only a change can form
Energy Ability to work or be active
Kinetic energy Energy and motion
Nolenhal energy Energy of position
Energy = mass/speed of E=Mc
Albert Einsteins theory Related both energy and matter
The sim of all nuclear and energy in the universe is Constant
Chemistry Study of matter
Mixture Two or more substances that are only physically combined
Mixture characters Retain identity within mixture (you can see it) has a variable composition (you can add as much as you want) because they’re physically combined, easily separated as only physically combined
Two types of mixtures Homogeneous mixture , heterogeneous mixture
Homogeneous mixture Means the same, mixture that is uniformed throughout (all the same) consistant of a single phase, transparent/clear, known as a solution
Heterogeneous mixture Non uniform mixture consisting of two or more mixtures, known as a suspension, most commonly in nature
Two parts of a solution Solute- substance that is dissolved into a substance, solvent-substance that dissolves the solute, the most abundant substance in solutions is solvent
Interface The point where two substances meet or a physical boundary separating the two phases in a hetero mixture
Aqueous solution A solution where water is solvent, when waters involved it will always be a solvent, as it can dissolve anything
Mixtures vs substances Mixtures combined physically substance chemically
Element vs compound Element has one adom a compound is pure substance with two or more elements chemically combined, bot are forms of matter
Major mixture characters No fixed composition Physically combined Retain property of self
Atom vs molecule Atom-Smallest event that still retains form, molecules contain atoms bonded together, atoms can't be divided but molecules can. Both have a definite composition
Metals vs non metals Metal is malleable non metals aren't, metal is ductile, metals are good head conductors both have atoms
Metaloid Both characters from non metals and metal
Chatogrize elemts Black solid white man made blue liquid and red gas
What is chemical formula Formula with 2 or more elements
Subscripts Atoms
Coefficient Molecules
Solute and solvent Solute is dissolved in solvent
Mixture Physically combined keeps identity variable composition
Substance Chemically combined definite comp written out formula
Solution Clear homogeneous mixture has solut and solvent
Suspension Heterogeneous mixture has two clear. Phases
Element Made up of 1 atom
Compound Pure substance with two or more elements from matter
Metal A malleable material metal is ductile and a good heat conductor
Organic compound has carbonhydrates carbon and hydrogen sometimes oxygen
Inorganic No carbon not living and no hydrogen
Mega M Million x
Extensive physical Dépendant on amount, property changes as matter changes , length
Intensive physical Amount independent, property remains the same no matter how much matter added, color, taste, boiling point , density
Addition range Round by sure uncertainty largest +/- to the left (+/- 100.)
Mult and div Round by keeping highest sig fig
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