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Vocab Mixtures and Solutions
PhysicalProperties
Phase Changes
Elements and Compounds
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The building blocks of matter
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Elements
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The smallest particle of an element
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atom
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The negatively charged part of an atom
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electron
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A combination of elements
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compound
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The part of an atom with no charge
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Neutron
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The combination of substances where the materials can easily be
separated.
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A mixture
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This is a combination where one substance dissolves in another substance and cannot be easily
separated.
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A solution
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What is the name of the substance that will dissolve in a solution? (ex.
chocolate powder)
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The Solute
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What is the substance the solute will dissolve into? (ex. the milk)
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The solvent
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When the solvent has taken all the solute it can, we say it has
become______? (ex. no more chocolate can be added to the milk)
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Saturated
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The amount of space an object takes up describes what physical property?
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Volume
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The amount of matter an object is made of can be described as what?
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Its Mass
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If the mass of an object is divided by its volume, what physical property
can you determine?
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Its Density
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If I have a 3 inch bar of iron and a 10 inch bar of iron, what physical
property will be the exact same for both?
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Density
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Name 3 physical properties that are unique to metals
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Answers will vary
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This type of phase change occurs when gas particles are cooled.
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Condensation
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Particles are packed closely together during what phase of matter
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Solid
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What causes the particles of a substance to move faster, farther
apart, and change form?
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Heat
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What is the name for when water particles begin to move with enough
speed to become a gas?
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Evaporation
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Give an example of condensation
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cloudsdew on the ground
fogdroplets on a cold glass of water
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What is the name given to the organized chart that lists all known
elements?
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The Periodic Table
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Elements located in the same column of the Periodic Table have similar
what?
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Chemical Properties
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How many elements are in a molecule of H2O?
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2 - Hydrogen and Oxygen
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What is the name of a compound formed between a metal and a
nonmetal?
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Salt
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What is the name of the geometric shape formed by salt particles?
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Crystals