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What is chemistry defined as?
The science of matter and energy.
what is the "mover" of matter?
energy
A characteristic of a substance that can be observed without changing the composition of the substance is called what kind of property?
a physical property
What kind of property Can cause a change in the chemical nature of the substance?
a chemical property
What kind of property depends on how much or the amount of the substance aka mass?
Extensive Physical property
What kind of property is independent of the amount of the substance aka temperature?
Intensive Physical Property
Is a chemical property typically independent of the amount of the substance?
Yes
What kind of property is the formulation of rust on a piece of iron left outside?
A chemical property.
What is the definition of matter?
Matter has mass and takes up space.
What two kinds of matter are there?
Pure substances and Mixtures
What kind of matter has unique properties, fixed composition, and can not be purified further?
Pure substances
What kind of matter has physical combinations of 2 or more pure substances?
A mixture
what is the only thing a pure substance can be broken down into?
compounds
What two different types of mixtures are there?
Homogeneous and Heterogeneous
What is a mixture of uniform composition?
Homogeneous Mixture
what is a mixture of non-uniform composition?
Heterogeneous mixture
what is formed by the combination of 2 or more elements in a fixed proportion?
compounds
What law states that the elemental composition of a pure compound is always the same regardless of it's source?
The Law of Definite Proportions
What can compounds be broken down into?
elements
What kind of matter is considered to be chemically pure?
elements
What is the smallest entity of an element?
the atom
what is the unit name for mass?
kilogram kg
what is the unit name for length?
meter m
what is the unit name for temperature?
kelvin K
what is the unit name for the amount of substance?
mole mol
what is the unit name for time?
second s
what is the unit name for electric current?
ampere A
what is the unit name for luminous intensity?
candela cd
what is the name of 10^24?
yotta
what is the name of 10^21?
zetta
what is the name of 10^18?
exa
What is the name of 10^15?
peta
what is the name of 10^12?
tera
what is the name of 10^9?
giga
what is the name of 10^6?
mega
what is the name of 10^3?
kilo
what is the name of 10^2?
hecto
what is the name of 10^1?
deka
what is the name of 10^-1?
deci
what is the name of 10^-2?
centi
what is the name of 10^-3?
milli
what is the name of 10^-6?
micro
what is the name of 10^-9?
nano
what is the name of 10^-12?
pico
what is the name of 10^-15?
femto
what factor is Y?
10^24
what factor is Z?
10^21
what factor is E?
10^18
what factor is P?
10^15
what factor is T?
10^12
what factor is G?
10^9
what factor is M?
10^6
what factor is k?
10^3
what factor is H?
10^2
what factor is da?
10^1
what factor is d?
10^-1
what factor is c?
10^-2
what factor is m?
10^-3
what factor is micro (u)?
10^-6
what factor is n?
10^-9
what factor is p?
10^-12
what factor is f?
10^15
1 teragram = ?g
10^12g
1 gigameter = ?m
10^9m
1 megameter = ?m
10^6m