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chemistry
the study of composition, structure and properties of matter and the changes it undergoes
organic chemistry
study of compounds containing carbon
inorganic chemistry
study of compounds without carbon
physical chemistry
properties, changes & relationships between ENERGY AND MATTER
analytical chem
INDENTIFYING components and compounds of materials (typically unknown)
biochemistry
study of substances and processes occurring in living things
theoretical chemistry
use of math and computers to design and predic properties of new compounds
basic research
research to increase knowledge (why and how things happen, finding properties)
applied
research to solve a problem; out of need, not curiousity
technological
making stuff to improve life
physical change
change in substance that doesn't alter substance's identity
chemical change
when one or more substances is converted into different substance
physical property
anything that can be observed without changing identity of substance
chemical property
substance's ability to undergo transformations to different properties
intensive property
not based on amount of matter (boiling point, melting point, density, etc.)
extensive properties
depend on amount of matter (volume, mass, engergy, etc.)
physical change
change in substance that doesn't alter substance's identity
chemical change
when one or more substances is converted into different substance
physical property
anything that can be observed without changing identity of substance
chemical property
substance's ability to undergo transformations to different properties
intensive property
not based on amount of matter (boiling point, melting point, density, etc.)
extensive properties
depend on amount of matter (volume, mass, engergy, etc.)
compound
can be broken down to be simpler by a chemical change
element
simplest form of matter (ex C)
homogenous mixture
a mixture the same throughout
heterogenous
mixture is not the same throughout