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What is climate ?

The average weather conditions that occur in a region over a long period of time.

Common chemical properties

Ability to burn (heat ,light)


Flash point( temp needed to ignite flame)


Behaviour in air ( degrading, react, or tarnish)


Reaction with water ( tendency to corrode or dissolve)


Reaction with acids ( corrosion, sometimes bubble formation)


Reaction to heat ( tendency to melt or decompose)


Reaction to red and blue litmus ( red- acid;blue -base; no colour change - neutral


Common Physcial properties

Boiling point


Melthing or freezing point


Malleability ductility


Colour


State ( solid liquid gas)


Solubility ( ability to dissolve)


Crystal formation ( crystalline appearance


Conductivity( ability to conduct heat or electricity)


Magnetism

Pure substance

An element or a compound

Suspension

Tomato juice is an example of a suspension, 3 different seperations appear.

An atom

Smallest part of an element that still has properties of the element

Atoms of the same element containing different numbers of neutrons

Isotopes

Hemodialysis

Treatment for kidney failure in which membranes in a dialysis machine clean the blood and remove waste

Passive transport

Movement of substances along the concentration gradient ; transport doesnt require ATP

Phloem tissue

Transports carbs and water from the leaves to other parts of the plant ( vascular tissue)

Alkali earth metals

Group 2 on the periodic table


Calcium , Mg , etc

Active transport

Movement of molecules or ions across against a concentration gradient; requires energy from ATP

Differences between light and electron microscopes?

Electron : uses beam of electrons to produce images of fine detail , can see specimen in 3d but they are dead


Light : uses light to view specimens

What is a period ?

Periods are numbered 1 to 7 , they number each horizontal row.

What are ions ?

Electrically charged atom or group of atoms

Value of avogadros number 10?

6.02 × 10^23

What is a mole?

Quantity that chemists use to measure elements and compounds.

Endothermic reaction

Absorbing heat

Exothermic reaction

Releasing heat

Law of conservation of mass

Mass cannot be lost in a reaction

What is a "family"

Family on the periodic table are what label the vertical columns.

Difference between a cation and a anion

Cations are positive and anions are negative.

Covalent bonding

Formed when two non metals share electrons. ( molecular compounds)

Low pressure

Bad weather

Properties of ionic compounds

High boiling point


Crystal shape


Solubility in water


conductivity in solution

High pressure

Clear skies