Charpter 5 Test Flashcards

(18 cards)

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What is the Partical theory of matter

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That all matter is made up with tiny particles that have empty spaces between them
Different substances are made up of different kinds of particles
Particles in constant random motion
Particles move faster as temperature increases
Particles attract each each other

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What are Physical changes

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A change that is reversible, substance itself is untouched, no new substance is formed, for example, water to ice

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What are Physical Properties

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Physical properties like the four senses so like stuff you see things you smell, texture, lustre clarity taste

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What are Chemical Changes

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Chemical changes is a change that is not revisable, a new substance is formed, for example,burning paper

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What are Chemical Properties

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Chemical properties of combustibility, which is the ability of a substance to burn and reactivity, which is how easily the substance acts with another substance like oxygen ,acid , and a sensitivity to light how substances react to exposure to light

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classifing Matter (PS/M)

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Pure substances and mixture

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What dose GRASP stand for

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G- given
R- required
A- analysis
S- solution
P- paraphrase (therefore, statement)

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What are the two types of mixture?

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Homogeneous mixture (solution): looks the same throughout (e.g., salt water, air).

Heterogeneous mixture: you can see the different parts (e.g., salad, sand + water).

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What is a mixture?

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Made of two or more pure substances combined physically.
Composition can vary.
Can be separated by physical means.

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What is pure substance?

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• Made of only one kind of particle.
• Has a fixed composition (doesn’t vary).
• Cannot be separated by physical means.
Examples:
• Elements (e.g., oxygen, gold, iron)
• Compounds (e.g., water, salt, carbon dioxide)

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Homogeneous mixture (solution):

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looks the same throughout (e.g., salt water, air).

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Heterogeneous mixture:

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you can see the different parts (e.g., salad, sand + water).

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13
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Is Rusting of iron physical change or chemical

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Chemical change

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14
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Is Boiling water physical change or chemical

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Physical

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15
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Is melting ice physical change or chemical

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Physical

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Is Souring milk physical change or chemical

17
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Is Digesting food physical change or chemical

18
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Is Dissolving sugar in water physical change or chemical