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36 Cards in this Set
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Physical Change
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when matter changes from state to state; no new substance produced (solid – liquid)
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Chemical Change
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when original substances are changing into different substances
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Matter
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anything that has mass and occupies space
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Energy
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the ability to do work
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Atom
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tiny particles, behave different depending on pressure and the environment
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State
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the condition of physical being of matter (example: solid, liquid, gas)
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Potential Energy
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energy that is stored (example: elastic band read to snap)
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Kinetic Energy
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energy of motion, three main, vibrational, rotational and translational
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Solid
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particles do not move around very much, removing energy from molecules, have definite shape and volume (example: ice)
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Liquid
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particles packed pretty close together, not arranged in any structure, slide past each other (flow) fixed volume but not fixed shape (example: water)
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Gas
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energy added to molecules start move faster (further away from one another) do not have a fixed volume or shape, tendency to expand (example: water vapour)
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Plasma
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electrically charged gas (example: stars, sun, lightning, florescent light bulbs)
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Bose-Enstien Condenstate
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absolute zero which is the coolest possible temperature in the universe (-273 degrees Celsius)
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Condensation
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the physical change of gas to liquid
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Evaporation
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the physical change of liquid to gas
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Sumblimation
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the physical change of solid to gas
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Melting
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the physical change of liquid to solid
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Solidification or Deposition
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the physical change of gas to solid
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Freezing
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the physical change of solid to liquid
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Particle Theory of Matter
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- All matter is made of particles called atoms
- Atoms are always in motion - Different substances are made up of different combinations of atoms - Atoms cannot be created or destroyed, only changed from one form to another |
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Law of Conservation of Matter
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means that no substance can be created or destroyed; mass of reactants = mass of product
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Density
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mass per unit of volume, calculated by dividing the mass of a substance by its volume
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Volume
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how much three-dimensional space it occupies
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Mass
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how many atoms on in an object (measured on scale)
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Weight
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how much the gravitational pull is affecting you (measured on spring scale)
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Tyndall Effect
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is an experiment to determine whether a homogenous is a solution or a colloid. It is caused by the reflection of light by small particles in the substance.
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Paper Chromatography
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the test used to determine if fluids are pure substances or solutions
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Homogeneous
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a mixture in which the different substances cannot be seen (looks as if it is all one substance); then can be sorted into Solution or Colloid
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Hetergeneous
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a mixture in which the different substances can be seen; then can be sorted into Mechanical Mixture or Suspension
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Colloid
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a cloudy mixture in which the droplets or tiny particles are too small to spread out; a Homogeneous mixture
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Solution
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mixture of two or more pure substances that looks like one substance; a Homogenous mixture (sometimes can be a pure substance)
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Element
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a pure substance (has to be found on the periodic table of elements)
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Compound
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a pure substance of one or two elements
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Suspension
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cloudy mixture in which droplets or tiny pieces of one substance are held within another substance; if you leave a suspension undisturbed its parts will usually spread out; a Heterogeneous mixture
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Mechanical Mixture
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mixture in which the different substances are easy to see; a Heterogeneous mixture
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Pure Substance
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a substance made up of only one kind of matter and has a unique set of characteristics or properties; Elements and Compounds are Pure Substances (solutions can also be a pure substance)
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