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Chem Quiz Chapter 3

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WHAT IS MATTER?   anything that has mass or takes up space  
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ORGANIZATION OF MATTER   mixtures and pure substances  
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ORGANIZATION OF MIXTURES   heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures  
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ORGANIZATION OF SUBSTANCES   elements and compounds  
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GAS AND A VAPOR?   Gases are gases at room temp. Vapor is a solid or liquid at room temp.  
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WHAT ARE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES?   properties that can be measured or observed without creating a new substance  
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WHAT ARE INTENSIVE AND EXTENSIVE PROPERTIES?   -intensive: independent to amount of substance (density, spices) -extensive: dependent to amount of substance (mass, volume)  
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WHAT ARE CHEMICAL PROPERTIES?   characteristics that can be measured or observed only by trying to create a new substance  
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WHAT IS A PHYSICAL CHANGE?   -a change that affects one or more of the physical properties -can alter substance without changing its properties -includes a phase change (boiling, condensing, melting, freezing, ripping)  
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WHAT IS A CHEMICAL CHANGE?   -new substances are formed with new properties -atoms in molecules are rearranged -old bonds break, new bonds form (burning, decomp, rusting, exploding, oxidizing)  
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WHAT IS THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS?   in any reaction, mass is neither created nor destroyed (mass of reactants = mass of products)  
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LIST INDICATORS OF A CHEMICAL CHANGE.   -color change -production of bubbles -change in temperature -formation of a solid (mixing 2 liquids) -production of light, sound, or smell  
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WHAT IS A MIXTURE?   -physical blend of two or more things -can be separated physically -each substance retains individual properties  
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WHAT ARE SOME WAYS TO SEPARATE MIXTURES?   -physical sort -distillation -filtration -crystallization -sublimation -chromatography  
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WHAT ARE PURE SUBSTANCES?   -substances that have a definite composition and are uniform -pure and homogeneous  
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WHAT ARE TWO TYPES OF PURE SUBSTANCES?   -elements -compounds  
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WHAT IS AN ELEMENT?   -simplest substances which retain -building blocks to other compounds -metals, non-metals, carbon, sulfur, etc.  
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WHAT IS A COMPOUND?   -a combination of two or more elements -can only be separated chemically -properties are different than that of compound elements  
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HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURE:   -a mixture without uniform composition -individual substances are distinct -don't blend entirely -soup; concrete  
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HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE:   -mixture that has uniform composition -all substances mix so that no substances are distinct -called a solution -tap water; air  
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