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21 Cards in this Set
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As one increases, the other decreases.
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Volume and pressure of a gas.
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Smallest partible of potassium.
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Atom
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Created the atomic theory of matter.
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Dalton
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Person who first suggest that matter is composed of particle.
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Democritus
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A pure substance that can be broken down into two or more pure substances.
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compound
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Smallest particle of water.
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molecule
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Pure substance that cannot be changed into may other pure substance by ordinary means.
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element
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The atomic theory of matter says that _____, _______, and ______ are made of particles.
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solids, liquids, and gases
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The shape and volume of the air you inhale is determined by __________.
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the shape and volume of your lungs
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A vacuum is a place where _________.
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no matter is found.
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The fumes from a gas or what you smell is called a ___________.
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vapor
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The amount of space a gas takes up
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volume
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The relationship between the temperature and the volume of a gas is called __________ law.
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Charles'
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The relationship between pressure and volume of a gas is called __________ law.
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Boyle's
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Gases are made up of
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atoms
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-- mass of a gas
-- expressed in g or kg |
amount
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-- expressed in atmospheres (atm)
-- force the gas exerts on the objects it touches |
pressure
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-- amount of space a gas takes up
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volume
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-- a measure of thermal energy of a gas
-- measured in either Celsius or Fahrenheit |
temperature
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As one increase, so does the other.
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Volume and temperatures of a gas.
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If you blow up a balloon and tie it securely, and put it into a freezer, what will happen to it?
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it will decrease in volume
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