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matter

anything that has mass and volume

energy

the ability to do work

element

pure substance, cannot be chemically decomposed

compound

pure substance, can be chemically decomposed

heterogeneous mixture

mixture, non uniform composition

homogeneous mixture

mixture, uniform composition

what are the states of matter

solid liquid gas plasma

what makes water unique when it freezes

the particles expand

solids have __ ke

very low

solids have___ shape and __ volume

fixed shape and volume

solids __ conform to the container shape

do not

particle motion of solids

vibrational

crystalline solid

molecules arranged in a specific pattern

amorphous solid

no molecular order

liquids have __ ke

low

liquids have __ volume and __ shape

fixed volume and variable shape

particle motion of liquids

vibrational and rotational

gases have __ ke

high

gases have __ shape and __ volume

variable shape and volume

particle motion of gas

vibrational, rotational, translational

solid to liquid

melting

liquid to gas

boiling, vaporization

gas to liquid

condensation

liquid to solid

freezing, solidification, crystallization

solid to gas

sublimation

gas to solid

deposition

aq means

aqueous (dissolved in water)

temperature

measure of an objects average ke

heat

flow of energy from high temp to low temp

endothermic

heat absorbed during a reaction, feels cold

exothermic

heat given off during a reaction, feels hot

specific heat of liquid water

4.18

specific heat of ice

2.05

specific heat of water vapor

2.01

specific heat of aluminum

.90

specific heat of copper

0.385

q lost =

q gained

filtration

removing “straining” a solid from a liquid with a porous paper

can/cannot separate a dissolved substance through filtration

cannot

immiscible liquids

liquids that don’t mix

decanting

pouring a liquid off a solid

precipitate

solid formed in a solution during a chemical reaction

chromatography

separation of a mixture based on bonding preferences and molecular polarity

chromatography needs a __ and __ phase

stationary and mobile

distillation

separation based of boiling point differences

volatility

measure of the speed at which a substance evaporates

fractional distillation

distill one big mixture into many different parts

physical properties

are constants about the substance, can use our senses to observe them

extensive physical property

depends on how much material you have

intensive physical property

does not matter how much

physical can/cannot be reversed

can

chemical properties

properties a substance has when it reacts with another substance

chemical change

makes a new product

physical change

matter changes form but not identity