Vocabulary and info to help study for your midterm 2011
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| Traits or characteristics of liquids | Properties
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| The measure of how tightly packed an object's atom's are | Density
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| Formula for density is | Density = mass/volume
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| How much matter is in an object is | Mass
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| The amount a container can hold | Volume
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| How much space something takes up | Volume
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| Formula to find the volume of a rectangular prism or solid object | Volume = length X width X height
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| Volume of a liquid is found using (3 ways), | a graduated cyclinder, beaker or medicine cup
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| 4 states of matter | solid, liquid, gas, plasma
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| Particles packed together, keep same shape, mass and volume | solid
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| Particles are apart and move freely, take the shape of the container, keep their mass and volume | liquid
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| Particles move freely around, they do not keep their mass or volume | gas
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| An arragement of elements based on their properties | Periodic table
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| Positively charged, found in nucleus | protons
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| Neutral - no charge, found in nucleus | neutrons
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| Negatively charged, found in orbit around nucleus | electrons
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| Pure substance made up of only those atoms | element
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| Smallest unit of matter | atom
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| This instrument is used to measure mass | triple beam balance
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| 1 centimeter is equal to ______ millimeters | 1cm = 10mm
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| 10 millimeters is equal to ________ centimeters | 10mm = 1cm
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| To read a graduated cylinder you read the __________ of the menisicus or "U" shape | bottom
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| Water's density is | 1.0 g/mL
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