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Chem P&C study guide

A digital flashcard version of the Classification of Matter and Changes sheet

questionAnswer
What does heterogeneous mean? inconsistent, non-uniform
What does homogeneous mean? consistent, uniform
Wood (Homo or Hetero?) Hetero
Freshly-brewed coffee (Homo or Hetero?) Homo
Water (Homo or Hetero?) Homo
Lucky Charms (Homo or Hetero?) Hetero
Salt (Homo or Hetero?) Homo
Dirt (Homo or Hetero?) Hetero
Sausage and Mushroom Pizza (Homo or Hetero?) Hetero
Air (Homo or Hetero?) Homo
Milk (Homo or Hetero?) Hetero
Gold (Homo or Hetero?) Homo
What is an element? A pure substance with only one type of atom
What is a compound? A pure substance with more than one type of atom
What is a mixture? A non-pure substance with more than one type of atom
Gold (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Element
Water (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Compound
Seawater (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Mixture
Sugar (Element, Compound, or Mixture) Compound
A chocolate sundae (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Mixture
Air (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Mixture
Carbon Dioxide (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Compound
Sliver (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Element
Ice (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Compound
A Big Mac (Element, Compound, or Mixture?) Mixture
What are physical properties? Properties of a substance that can be observed without changing chemical composition
What are chemical properties? Properties of a substance that do require a change in chemical composition to observe
Color (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
Density (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
Burns easily; flammable (Physical or Chemical?) Chemical
Not affected by acids (Physical or Chemical?) Chemical
Boils at 450 °C (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
Reacts violently with chlorine (Physical or Chemical?) Chemical
Good conductor of heat (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
Dissolves readily in water (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
Melts at 145 °C (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
Malleable (Physical or Chemical?) Physical
What is a physical change? A change in a substance that doesn't change its chemical composition
What is a chemical change? A change in a substance that DOES change its chemical composition
Grinding chalk into powder (Physical or Chemical change?) Physical
Dissolving salt in water (Physical or Chemical change?) Physical
Dissolving zinc in acid (Physical or Chemical change?) Chemical
Tearing a piece of paper (Physical or Chemical change?) Physical
Stretching copper into water (Physical or Chemical change?) Physical
Burning gasoline (Physical or Chemical change?) Chemical
Hammering gold into foil (Physical or Chemical change?) Physical
Melting ice (Physical or Chemical change?) Physical
Digesting food (Physical or Chemical change?) Chemical
Making hydrogen from water (Physical or Chemical change?) Chemical
What is an intensive property? A physical property that does not change depending on the amount of a substance
What is an extensive property? A physical property that changes depending of the amount of a substance
Mass (Intensive or Extensive?) Extensive
Density (Intensive or Extensive?) Intensive
Melting point (Intensive or Extensive?) Intensive
Color (Intensive or Extensive?) Intensive
Volume (Intensive or Extensive?) Extensive
Length (Intensive or Extensive?) Extensive
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