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unit 2

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matter is described using properties that are   extensive or intensive  
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extensive properties   property that depends on the amount ex. volume  
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intensive properties   property that doesn't depend on amount ex. density  
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all matter can be divided into   substances and mixtures  
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substance   uniform and definite composition  
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substances can be classified as   elements or compounds  
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element   simplest form of matter with unique set of properties  
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compound   2 or more elements chemically combined in fixed ratios  
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mixture   physical blend of 2+ compounds  
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heterogenous mixture   composition not same ex. chicken noodle soup  
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homogenous mixture   aka solution; composition same throughout ex. alloys and salt  
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mixtures can be seperated   physically  
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filtration   solid from liquid  
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distillation   liquid from liquid or solid  
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physical property   doesnt change nature of sample  
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physical change   composition of material doesn't change  
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physical changes don't involve   chemical reactions  
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in physical changes there is no breaking or forming   chemical bonds  
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chemical property   ability of a substance to undergo chemical reaction  
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chemical change   composition of matter will always change  
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signs of chemical change   transfer of energy, color change, gas production, formation of precipitate  
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law of conservation of mass   mass isn't created or destroyed only transformed  
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all states of matter changes are   physical  
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intermolecular forces   forces BETWEEN individual molecules; strong by numbers, contribute to physical changes  
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intramolecular forces   forces WITHIN a specific individual molecule, very strong by themselves, contributes to chemical changes  
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states of matter   solid, liquid, gas, plasma  
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solid   definite shape, definite volume, incompressable, partcles tighly packed- ordered, vibrations (not fluid)  
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liquid   indefinite shape, definite volume, incompressable, particles in contact but disorderky packed, particles flow (fluid)  
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gas   indefinite shape, indefinite volume, highly compressable, particles far apart, little contact, collision, particles flow (fluid)  
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gas particles   lots of space between, rapid motion, exerts pressure=billions of collisions, spontaneously expands  
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earth is __% nitrogen   78%  
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earth is __% oxygen   20%  
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earth is __% water   1%  
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endothermic   requires heat  
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exothermic   releases heat  
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melting   solid to liquid, endothermic, particles have enough energy to begin to flow, melting point- temp when liquid forms  
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freezing   liquid to solid, exothermic, particles lose energy and slow down, freezing point temp when solid forms  
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boiling   liquid to gas, endothermic, particles have enough energy to break away, boiling point temp when gas forms  
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condensation   gas to liquid, exothermic, particles stick together, same as boiling pt  
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sublimation   solid to gas, endothermic, no liquied stage ex. dry ice  
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deposition   gas to solid, no liquid stage, exothermic ex. snowing  
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