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Physics9
Notes on physics.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Element | A substance that cannot be seprated or broken down, stoms of different elements are different. It is a pure substance. |
| Chemical Symbol | A short hand way to represent the elements. Ex. Oxygen= O Sodium= Na |
| Metals | Almost all solids, that conduct heat and electricity well, shiny/ luster, most elements are metals. |
| Nonmetals | Poor conductors of heat and electricity, dull, gases or brittle solids. |
| Mettaloids | Has properties of metals and nonmetals, also called a semiconductor. |
| Compounds | Pure substance that is made up of more than one kind of element, chemically combined, properties are different than the element that make it up. |
| Molecule | Smallest particle of a compound. |
| Chemical Formula | Combination of chemical symbols representing chemical supstances. |
| Mixture | Teo or more substances combined but not chemically bonded. Ex. Salt water, pizza, koolaid.Can be seperated,ratio can change, each substance has its own specific properties. |
| How can you seperate mixtures? | Picks apart, filter, evaporation, distillation,magnet, centrifuge. |
| Heterogeneous Mixture | Least mixed, Large particles, easily seperated. |
| Homogenous | Well mixed, appears the same throughout, very small particles, do not settle out. |
| Solution | type of homogenous mixture, one substace is dissolved in another. Best mixed. |
| Solute | the substance that gets dissolved. |
| Solvent | Substance that does the dissolving- the larger amount. particles are too small to scatter light. |
| Alloy | A solution of metals- a solid is dissolved in a solid. |
| Colloid | Particles are relatively large, mixed together but not dissolved, particles are permanently suspended, will not seperate. Ex. Milk, Toothpaste |
| Tyndall effect | scatter light- appears cloudy. |
| Suspension | Particles are large enought to settle out. Ex. Italian Dressing, Snow globe. |
| Alumminum | Al |
| Gold | Au |
| Copper | Cu |