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Properties and Changes of Matter

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Physical Properties   A description that helps identify a substance  
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State of Matter   solid, liquid, gas  
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Colour   red, orange, yellow, green  
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What colour is water?   colourless  
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Odour   sharp, spicy, putrid  
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Pure water is (smell)   odourless  
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taste   sweet, sour, bitter, salty  
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Clairty   how well you can see through a substance  
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Lustre   shininess of and object/substance  
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hardness   how hard an object is  
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texture   how it feels to the touch  
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malleability   how flexible and object/substance is  
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ductility   the ability of an object or substance to be stretched into wire  
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viscosity   the amount of ease a liquid has to flow  
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conductivity   how well it conducts heat or electricity (good or poor)  
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Pure substances have...?   Unique Densities  
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Quantitative Physical Properties   characteristics observed with the senses, that are described but not measured.  
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Quantitative Physical Properties   characteristics that are measured.  
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Quantitative always have..?   a number and a unit  
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Density   the ratio of mass over volume  
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Solubility   how much it will dissolve into a liquid  
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What is the formula for Density?   M/V  
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what is the formula for mass?   DxV  
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what is the formula for volume?   M/D  
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Characteristic Physical Property   a unique physical property used to positively identify a substance.  
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Chemical Properties   describes how a substance reacts with another.  
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Physical Changes...?   Can be reversed  
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Physical Changes do not...?   form any new substances  
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Chemical Changes...?   are not easily reversed  
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Chemical Changes DO...?   form new substances  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: (c)   colour (changes)  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: ( t )   temperature (increases, decreases)  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: ( o )   odour (changes)  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: ( g )   gas (is produced)  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: ( p )   precipitate (is formed)  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: ( l )   light (is produced)  
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Indicator of a Chemical Change: ( u )   used up (reactants are used up)  
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Matter is classified as...?   Mixtures and Pure substances  
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Mixtures are classified as...?   Heterogeneous and Homogeneous  
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Heterogeneous Mixtures   two or more phases  
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Homogeneous mixtures   One phase  
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Phase   basically a substance  
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Mixtures can be separated by..?   physical means  
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Pure substances are classified as..?   elements and compunds  
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elements are represented by..?   chemical symbols  
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elements are made of?   atoms  
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Elements can not be..?   broken down any further  
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Compounds are represented by..?   chemical formulas (H20)  
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compounds are made of..?   molecules  
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Molecules can be broken down into..?   atoms  
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Compounds can be broken down through..?   Chemical Means  
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All matter is made up of what?   particles  
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Each substance has its own..?   unique particles  
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particles are always ______ to eachother.   attracted  
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particles are always..?   moving.  
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particles at a higher temperature will..?   move at a faster speed than those of a lower temperature.  
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