Science Grade 9 Exam Review

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Physical Properties

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Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space

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Particle theory of matter

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• all matter is made up of tiny particles• each pure substance has its own kind of particle which is different from the particles of other pure substances • attract each other• always movingMove faster at a higher temperature

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Pure Substance

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One kind of particle

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Mixture

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More than one kind of particle

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Conductor

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Allows the movement of electrons

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Insulator

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Does not let the electrons flow through it easily

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Astronomical Distance

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Distance between Earth and the sun

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Types of energy

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Light heat sound

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Static electricity

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Imbalance of electrons on a surface

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Series circuit

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I circuit which provides one path for the electrons to move

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Parallel circuit

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A circuit that provides more than one path for electrons to move

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Fertilizers

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Most common way to replace lost nutrients on farmland

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Pesticides

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Poisons that kill pests

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Organic farming practices

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•No tillage farming- The ground is left undisturbed after harvest• crop rotation- changing the crops planted on a certain area of land(reduce the amount of pesticides)

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Melting

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Changing from solid to liquid

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Solidification

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Liquid to a solid

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Condensation

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Changing from a gas to a liquid

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Evaporation

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Changing from a liquid to a gas

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Sublimation

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Changing from a solid to a gas

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Deposition

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Changing from gas to solid

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Alkali metals

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Group one. Low melting points that are soft. Extremely reactive

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Alkaline earth metals

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Group 2. Highly reactive but not as reactive as the alkali metals

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Noble gases

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Group 8. Odorless colorless gases at room temperature

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Types of pesticide

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Herbicides, insecticides, Rodenticides

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Electrolysis

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Separating a compound

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Hubbles law

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• each galaxy emits its own distinct spectrum of light• light spectrum shift depending on whether the light source is moving or stationary

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Solution

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Uniform mixture which seems like there's only one substance

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Mechanical mixture

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Mixture is distinctive

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Isotope

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Form of an element that has same number of protons as the other atoms of that element but a different number of neutrons.

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Physical property

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Characteristic of a substance that can be observed and measured without changing the identity of the substance

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Qualitative

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Observed and described without measurement

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Quantitative

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Measured and described by a particular value

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Chemical property

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Describe the ability of a substance to react with another substance to form one or more new substances

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Ion

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Positive or negatively charged atoms or molecules to form when atoms lose or gain electrons

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Halogens

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Group 7. highly reactive and extremely corrosive.