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REVIEW OF MATTER Know it all, be one with the matter. You can do it. Take out a sheet of paper, number it 1 to

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REVIEW OF MATTER

Know it all, be one with the matter. You can do it. Take out a sheet of paper, number it 1 to

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1. A physical change is another way to say

A. a compound formsB. a phase change happensC. Matter is turned into other matterD. You change the shape by squishing

or pushing matter

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1. A physical change is another way to say

B. a phase change happens

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2.Match these up

GAS

LIQUID

SOLID

Definite shape definite volume

Indefinite shape, indefinite volume

Indefinite shape, definite volume

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2.Match these up

GAS

LIQUID

SOLID

Definite shape definite volume

Indefinite shape, indefinite volume

Indefinite shape, definite volume

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3. Define Heterogeneous

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3. Define Heterogeneous

NOT the same throughout, like raisin bran cereal, or salt mixed with sand.

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4. Which CAN be decomposed by a chemical change?

A. Co B. CO C. Hg D. Fe

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4. Which CAN be decomposed by a chemical change?

B. CO – this is a compound, 2 or more atoms bonded together

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5. How do we take separate a mixture of salty water?

A. A chemical reactionB. Filter paperC. With a magnetD. With a distillation apparatus

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5. How do we take separate a mixture of salty water?

D. With a distillation apparatus

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6. Convert the melting point of copper into centigrade temperature. Use a formula.

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6. Convert the melting point of copper into centigrade temperature. Use a formula.

K= C + 2731358 = C + 2731085° = C

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7. If 502 grams of iron completely combines with 216 grams of oxygen to form rust, how many grams of rust form?

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7. If 502 grams of iron completely combines with 216 grams of oxygen to form rust, how many grams of rust form?

502 g + 216 g = 718 grams rust

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8. When 2 elements chemically combine into a product, the product…

A. has the same properties as the reactants

B. has a blend of properties of the reactants

C. has new, unique properties, unlike the reactants

D. may or may not be similar, it depends on the elements combining

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8. When 2 elements chemically combine into a product, the product…

C. has new, unique properties, unlike the reactants

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9. Count the number of atoms in these three formulas

A. aluminum permanganate Al(MnO4)3

B. ammonium carbonate (NH4)2CO3

C. nickel (III) acetate Ni(C2H3O2)3

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9. Count the number of atoms in these three formulas

A. aluminum permanganate Al(MnO4)3 16

B. ammonium carbonate (NH4)2CO3 14

C. nickel (III) acetate Ni(C2H3O2)3 22

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10.Name the phase changes

Solid to Gas

Liquid to Gas

Solid to Liquid

Gas to Solid

Liquid to Solid

Gas to Liquid

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10.Name the phase changes

Solid to Gas - sublimation

Liquid to Gas - vaporization Solid to Liquid - melting

Gas to Solid - deposition

Liquid to Solid - freezing

Gas to Liquid - condensation

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11. State the temperature known as standard temperature in Kelvin and in Centigrade

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11. State the temperature known as standard temperature in Kelvin and in Centigrade

Table A shows this.

273 Kelvin, or 0°C

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12. Calculate (with a formula) the volume of 375 grams of sodium metal.

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12. Calculate (with a formula) the volume of 375 grams of sodium metal.

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12. Calculate (with a formula) the volume of 375 grams of sodium metal.

D = MassVolume

0.97 g/cm3 = 375 gramsVolume

0.97 g/cm3 (V) = 375 grams 0.97 g/cm3 = 0.97 g/cm3

V = 387 cm3 (3 sf)

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What could these particle diagrams represent? Which are ATOMS, MOLECULES, DIATOMIC ATOMS?

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What could these particle diagrams represent? Which are Atoms, Molecules, DIATOMIC elements?

ATOMS

DIATOMIC Element

ATOMS

DIATOMIC Element

Compound

Compound