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Chapter #2Matter
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Notes 2.1
Chemistry: is the branch ofscience that
studies composition ofmatter and how it
changes. Matter: is anything that has mass and
occupies space. Examples air, water,
you
Light, sound, and electricity are not matter.
They have no mass or volume.
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Element: is a substance that cannot be
broken down into simpler substances.
Atom: is the smallest particle that has the
properties ofan element.
1 square
on the
periodic
table
2 or more
squares on the
periodic table
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Compound: is asubstance made ofatoms ofmore thanone elementchemically boundtogether.
Molecule: is thesmallest unit ofasubstance thatexhibits all the
propertiescharacteristic of thatsubstance.
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Chemical Formula is used to show how
many atoms ofeach element are present. Subscripts little numbers. Represent # of
atoms
ExamplesCH4
C6H12O6
C16
H10N
2
O2
H2O
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A pure substance is any matter that has a
fixed composition and definite properties. A mixture is a combination ofmore thanone pure substance. They are physicallymixed.
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Miscible describes two
or more liquids that areable to dissolve into
each other in various
proportions.
Immiscible describes
twoor more liquids that
do not mix into each
other.
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A heterogeneous mixture
is a combination of
substances that are not
uniformly mixed. Ex..
Italian Dressing
In a homogeneousmixture the substances
are uniformly mixed
through
out thecompound. Ex.. Salt
water
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Hetero
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3 States ofmatter
Solid particles have a rigid structure and a
definite shape and volume Liquid particles are fluids the particles can
slide past one another. No definite shape but adefinite volume
Gas particles are fluid. No definite shape orvolume.
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Viscosity- the resistance of liquid toflow
The thickerit is the higherthe viscosity.
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Evaporate- changing from a liquid to a gas.
Condenses- changing from a gas to a liquid.
Melting- changing from a solid to a liquid.
Freezing- changing from a liquid to a solid
Sublimation- changing from a solid to a gas
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Evaporation
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The lawofconservation ofmass- Mass
cannot be created or destroyed.
The lawofconservation ofenergy- Energy
cannot be created or destroyed.
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Chapter 2.3 Notes
Chemical Properties the way a substance
reacts toform new substance with
different properties
1. Reactivity the ability to combine
chemically with another substance
2. Flammability is the ability ofa
substance to burn when reacting with
oxygen and being exposed to a flame
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Physical property a characteristic ofa
substance that can be observed or
measured without changing the
composition of the substance
1. Melting point the temperature in which
a substance turn from a solid to a liquid
2. Boiling point the temperature at which
a substance turn from a liquid to a gas
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Density the mass per unit volume ofa
substance Density equation
D=m/V
Density=mass/volume Buoyancy-the force with which a more
dense fluid pushes a less dense
substance upward
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Chemical change- a change that occurs
when a substance changes composition by
forming
one
or m
ore ne
wsubstances
Odor, fire, light, rusting
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Physical change- a change in the physical
form or properties ofa substance that
occurs without a change in composition
Changes in state from solid
to liquid to gas are physical
changes it is still the same
substance
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