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chapter 1 & 2

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the study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter and the changes it undergoes.   show
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show anything that has mass and occupies space.  
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A characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured.   show
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What are some of the features of the procedure known as the scientific method?   show
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Observation is something that is _________ and can be _________.   show
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show explanation  
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show Test  
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show theory; model  
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show explain  
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show predictions; modified; replaced.  
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When similar law are made in many situations, this behavior is stated as a natural_____, a summary of observations.   show
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a quantitative observation. It is made by using comparing with a standard measuring device or unit.   show
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show number, unit, physical property, and uncertainty number that tells the precision of the measurement.  
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The ______ that tells the amount of the quantity measured.   show
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show unit  
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show Mass  
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_______ is the force exerted on the mass of an object by the full of gravity.   show
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show Scientific notation  
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a non-zero digit, followed by a decimal point and any other digits.   show
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show exponential term.  
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The digits that are certain, plus 1 that is uncertain is called ___________.   show
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All __________ _______ are significan figures.   show
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show leading zeros; not  
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show Trailing zeros; written decimal point  
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show decimal places; fewest  
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show significant figures; fewest  
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What are the basic units of length, mass, volume, time, and temperature?   show
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show gram  
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A _____ is the volume of 1kg of water at 4°C.   show
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show 10 dm  
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show 100 cm  
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1 km = ____ m   show
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show 1000 mm  
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show 1000 g  
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1 g = ____ mg   show
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1 L = ____ mL   show
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show 1,000,000 cm³  
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show 1 cm³; 1 cc  
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What is the formula of density?   show
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All _____ we know has energy.   show
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Energy   show
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show kinetic and potential energy  
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show Kinetic energy  
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show energy that is stored in matter.  
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the form of energy that flows from an object of higher temperature to an object of lower temperature; it is associated with the ___ of the particles in a substance.   show
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show calories (cal)  
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______ the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of pure water 1°C.   show
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Since the calorie is not a lot of heat, the _______ is often used.   show
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1 kal = _____ cal   show
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The SI unit for both energy and work is the _____.   show
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1 cal = _____ J   show
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1 kJ = ____ J   show
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show °F, °C, and K.  
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show K = °C + 273.15  
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show °C = K - 273.15  
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show specific heat (SH)  
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heat = (mass)(specific heat)(change in temp.)   show
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show ΔT = T2 - T1  
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show homogeneous  
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show heterogeneous  
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show mixture  
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show solution  
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A form of matter with a definite, fixed composition is called _______.   show
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show compound  
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show element  
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show solid  
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has definite volume, but not a definite shape; it take shape of its container is called _____.   show
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show gas  
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liquids and gases are collctively called _____ because they do not have a definite shape, they are able to flow.   show
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A change that does not alter the identity of the substance is called ______.   show
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a process that involves a change in the composition or structure of the substance is called ______.   show
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show changes of state  
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change from a solid to a liguid is called _____, and occurs at the ______ (mp).   show
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the temperature at which the particles in the solid gain sufficient energy to overcome the attractive forces that hold them together is called _____.   show
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show freezing; freezing point  
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the temperature at which the particles in the liquid slow down enough that the attractve forces pull the particles close together is called _____.   show
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show heat of fusion; released  
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show q = (m)(ΔHfus)  
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liquid molecules with sufficient energy escape from the liquid surface and enter the gas phase is called ______.   show
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show boiling; boiling point (bp)  
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Gas molecules cool, slow down, lose kinetic energy, and convert to liquid is called _____.   show
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the temperature at which all the molecules of the liquid have the energy needed to change in to a gas is called ______.   show
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energy needed to vaporize exactly 1 g of liquid to gas at its boiling point; also, energy released when the gas condensed is called _____.   show
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heat = (mass)(heat of vaporization)   show
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changing from a solid directly to a gas without going through the liquid state is called _____.   show
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show heating curve  
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a graph that illustrate, visullay, changes of state as heat is removed called ______.   show
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