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pure substance
substances made up of only ONE type of ATOM or MOLECULE
homogeneous mixture
uniform in composition
heterogeneous mixture
mixture with a NON UNIFORM composition
WHMIS
Workplace hazardous materials information system
physical property
can be observed/ measured without forming a new substance.
Often classified as qualitative or QUANTITATIVE
chemical property
describes how substance REACTS with other substances when forming a NEW substance
qualitative
generalized info about an item which includes DESCRIPTIVE items
(senses: see, smell, hear)
SENSES
quantitative
measures INFO about an item
(NUMBERS) (density, solubility, boiling temp)
physical Change
when a substance changes FORM but not CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
(no new substances are formed)
(melting, evaporating, dissolving)
chemical change
one or more new substances are formed with DIFFERENT CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
(YOU CANNOT REVERSE THIS)
element
a pure substance made up of ONE type of particle
compound
pure substance made up of 2 or more elements CHEMICALLY COMBINES TOGETHER
electron
stable particle with a charge or negative electricity, found in all atoms
proton
a stable particle occurring in all atomic nuclei (with electric charge)
neutron
particle with the same mass as a proton but WIHOUT electric charge
nucleus
central and most important part of an object, movement or growth
metals
solid materials, (hard and shiny)

on the left side of the staircase
non metals
an element or substance that is not a metal
metalloids
element whose properties are between metals and solid nonmetals
alkali metals
reactive, electro positive metals on the first group of the table
alkaline earth metaks
reactive electropositive metals that react with water to form in soluble hydroxides

on the second group of the table
halogens
reactive
non metallic
elements that form highly acidic compounds with hydrogen
Nobel gasses
make up a group of chemical elements with similar properties
atomic number
The NUMBER OF PROTONS in the nucleus of the atom.

determines chemical properties of elements and its place in the periodic table.
atomic mass
The MASS of an atom of the chemical element expressed in atomic mass units
GROUP
vertical column that contains elements having the same number of electrons
mass number
total number of protons and neutrons in a nucleus
period
HORIZONTAL row of he periodic table
CONDUCTIVITY
If a solution conducts electricity
reactant
the substance that reacts in a chemical reaction

BEFORE REACTION
products
substances produced during a chemical reaction

(everything after the reaction)
exothermic
when HEAT is released during a chemical reaction
endothermic
when HEAt is ABSORBED from the environment in a chemical reaction
reaction rate
the speed of a reaction
catalyst
chemical that SPEEDS UP a reaction

(without being affected itself)
enzyme
a biological catalyst
inhibitor
chemical that SLOWS DOWN the rate of reactions
corrosion
reaction of a material with OXYGEN to produce oxidized material
molecular
non metal and non metal
ionic
METAL and NON metal
emulsions
substances that just don't mix
(oil and water)
mechanical mixtures
mixtures you can seperate
homogeneous
one pure substance

(distilled water, blood)
heterogeneous
TWO or more substances

(solute and solvent)
(kool aid, lake water)
malleability
can be hammered into thin sheets
ductility
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