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Matter

Anything with mass and volume


Occupies space


May be solid liquid or gas

Mixture

A combination of matter that can be separated



Not a definite composition

Pure substance

Matter that has a definite composition

Heterogeneous mixture

Mechanical


Pieces are visible


Composition is variable throughout

Homogeneous

Solution


Pieces are not identifiable


Composition is constant

Element

Substance cannot be chemically broken down into smaller substances

Compound

Two or more elements that are chemically combined and can be separated

Physical properties

Ex colour, density, state of mater, ductility, conductivity, malleability

Chemical properties

Describes how one substance reacts with others


Produces new substances with different properties


Ex ability to burn burn, reaction with water, acids and bases, flash point

Evidence of a chemical change

New colour


Change in temperature


Bubbles form


Precipitate forms


Change is difficult to reverse

Thompson

Plum pudding


Positive sphere with negative particles embedded throughout


Evidence: existence of charges

Rutherford

Positively charged nucleus containing protons and neutrons (mass of the atom) with negative electrons that orbit randomly


Evidence scattering of alpha particles

Bohr model

Positively charged nucleus with negative electrons orbiting in specific energy levels


Evidence: appearance of atomic spectra

Dimitri Mendeleev

Catalogued the periodic table

Groups

More of them

Periods

7

Alkali metals

Group 1


Soft , shiny , silver , highly reactive

Alkali earth metals

Group 2 , shiny , silver , not as soft or reactive

Halogens

Group 17


Poisonous and react with alkali metals to form salts

Noble gases

Group 18


Very stable and unreactive

Mass #

#protons + atomic #

Atomic #

# protons

Isotopes have different number of

Neutrons

Neutrons

Atomic mass - atomic number

A reaction that produces a gas

Will see bubbles