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Chemistry Gr5
Chemistry Grade 5 VA Mr. G 876739 mles
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Mixture (mezcla) | Two or more materials (substances) stirred together |
| Property (Característica) | A characteristic of an object, something you can observe such as size, color, shape, or texture |
| Solution (Solución) | A special mixture formed when a substance dissolves in water |
| Dissolving | A process in which one material disperses uniformly into another material, so that the first material SEEMS TO disappear |
| Evaporation (Evaporación) | Causes liquids to dry up, the liquid turns to gas and disperses into the air, leaving any dissolved material behind |
| Crystal (Cristal) | The solid form of a material that can be identified by its properties, such as shape, color, and pattern |
| Solvent (Solvente) | The liquid part of a solution, the water in hot chocolate |
| Solute (Soluto) | The solid dissolved in the solvent of a solution, the hot chocolate powder in hot chocolate |
| Saturated Solution | A solution which cannot dissolve any more solvent- example, when you put so much sugar in your ice tea that some of it settles to the bottom and can not be stirred up |
| Solubility | How easy or hard it is to dissolve a solute in a solvents- it is easier if the solvent is hot |
| Concentration | The amount of material dissolved in a measure of liquid. |
| Dilute (Diluído) | To make a solution less concentrated by adding more liquid. |
| Volume (Volumen) | The three-dimensional space occupied by something. |
| Chemical Reaction | A change that may occur when two or more materials (chemicals) are mixed together. |
| Reactant | A chemical that reacts to produce a change when mixed with another chemical. |
| Physical Change (Cambio físico) | A type of change in which the form or appearance is changed or altered, but one substance is not transformed into another - example crumpling a sheet or paper or breaking a pane of glass or freezing water into ice or melting cheese |
| Chemical Change (Cambio químico) | A change which forms new substances |
| Alchemy | Ancient belief that common metals could be turned into gold and there was an elixir of life- |
| Bonus- Write your own question. | What your own answer. |
| Atoms (Átomos) | Smallest "whole" part of matter that is a substance - the word means "not divisible" - we now have a model of atoms that says atoms are made of protons, electrons, and neutron - (or a quantum model that is different, but probably a better model) |
| Molecule (Molécula) | Two or more, similar or different, atoms joined together - examples H2o, O2, Co2 |
| Element (Elemento) | One of the basic materials listed in the periodic table - can not be broken down into smaller units and still have the same properties |
| Physical Property (Característica física) | Can easily be observed or measured - example the appearance of a person, the smell or texture of a food |
| Chemical Property (Característica química) | How a substance will react to a chemical change, one generally must change the substance to to learn its chemical properties- example, vinegar will give off a gas when mixed with baking soda |
| Aerosol | A colloid system in which solid or liquid particles are suspended in a gas, |
| Foam | Bubbles of air or gas in a liquid |
| Gel | A jelly-like colloid in which a liquid is dispersed in a solid |
| Compound | Two are more elements joined together chemically |
| Colloid | A mixture in which small particles of one substance do not dissolve like in a solution, and will not settle out like in a mixture |
| Copyright © 2012 S Gissendanner Free for personal or classroom use |
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