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Physical and Chemical Changes and Properites

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Material   particular kind of matter that has different properties that are used to characterize it  
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Physical Property   is a characteristic that can be observed from a material without changing its chemical identity  
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Physical Change   is a change in the form of matter but not in its chemical identity. All bonds remain intact. The same molecules are present. Temporary.  
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Chemical Property   is a characteristic of a material that involves, or results in a chemical change. "ability, reactivity, or potential"  
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Chemical Change   involves bond breaking and bond formation to give new products by means of a chemical reaction. Is a change in which one or more kinds of matter are transformed into one or more new kinds of matter. It yields new matter and new molecules. Permanent  
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Three classifications of matter   elements, compounds, and mixtures  
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Elements   are pure substances that cannot be broken down (decomposed) into simpler substances by chemical reactions. Have one kind of atom.  
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Compounds   a pure substance made up of two or more elements in a fixed proportion by weight. Has two or more elements that have been chemically combined.  
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Law of Constant Composition "Definite Proportions"   a pure compound, whatever its source, always contains definite, or constant proportions of the elements by mass  
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Material   any particular kind of matter. Materials are either substances or mixtures of substances  
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Substance   is a material that cannot be separates into different materials by any physical process.  
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Pure substance   is a single chemical with definite physical properites  
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Mixture   is a material that can be seperated by physical processes into two or more substances. It contains two or more pure substances that are not chemically combined  
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Two types of mixtures   Homogeneous and Heterogeneous  
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Homogeneous   mixture is uniform in its properties throughout. Density and other physical properties are the same at every point in this mixture. Ex- a solution  
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Heterogeneous   mixture that consists of physically distant parts with different properties. occurs when components of mixture do not mix well  
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Seperation of mixtures   one of the most important functions of chemists. If material is a mixture then it can manually be sorted into piles  
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Filtration   a physical process in which a particular mixture is seperated into a solid and a liquid  
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Distillation   used to serparate the mixture of liquids by their boiling points.  
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