ch.2 sec 3 Flashcards

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1
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when the appearance or form of a substance has changed but no new substance is produced

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physical change

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what type of change are all changes of states of matter

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physical change

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3
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A change in matter that produces or more new substances

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chemical changes

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4
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who measured mass before and after a chemical reaction

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Antoine Lavoisier

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5
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the fact that matter isn’t created or destroyed in any chemical or physcial change

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law of conservation of mass

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6
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the substances you start with

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reactants

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7
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the substances that are formed at the end

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products

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8
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how are reactants written in a chemical equation

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written on the left followed by an arrow that means yeilds or produces

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9
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what is written on the right side of a chemical equation

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products

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10
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what are evidence of chemical changes

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a change in chemical or physical properties and a change in energy

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11
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what are some changes in properties that can result when new substances form

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forming a precipitate, gas production, and a color change

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12
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the ability to do work or cause change

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energy

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13
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the measure of the average motion energy in particles of energy

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temperature

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14
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what does it mean when particles move fast

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greater energy and temperature

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15
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the total energy of all the particles in an object

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thermal energy

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16
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what are the 2 major factors to compare thermal energy of substances

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the amount of matter in an object and the temperature of the substance

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17
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energy is released, usually as heat

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exothermic reaction

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18
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example of exothermic reaction

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oxygen and fuels that produce fire

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19
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absorb energy from nearby matter which can cause the surroundings to become cooler

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endothermic reaction

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20
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example of an endothermic reaction

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snapping an ice pack

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21
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when do chemical changes occur

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when bonds between atoms break and new bonds form

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22
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what do you need to break bonds

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energy

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23
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what does forming bonds cause

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releasing energy

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24
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the minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction

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activation energy

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what do all chemical reactions need to get started
a certain amount of activation energy
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what happens after a few molecules react
the rest of the molecules will react very quickly
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where the reaction takes place could be open or close
system
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example of a system
beaker
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what is chemistry the study of
matter
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what are 3 examples of a physical property
magnetism,shininess, color
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what are 3 examples of a chemical property
ability to rush, tarnish, and burn
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PP, PC, CP, CC? DENSITY
PP
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PP, PC, CP, CC HALF AN APPLE TURNING BROWN OVER TIME
CC
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PP, PC, CP, CC PAPER BURNING
PC
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PP, PC, CP, CC BLENDING A SMOOTHIE
PC
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PP, PC, CP, CC MELTING POINT
PC
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PP, PC, CP, CC ABILITY TO RUST
CP
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PP, PC, CP, CC SOLUBILITY
PP
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what two parts make up the nucleus of the atom
proton and nuetrons
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how is the law of conservation of mass true on a closed system
since no atoms can escape
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how is the law of conservation of mass true on a open system
since the number and type of atoms are the same
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example of a heterogeneous mixture
vegetable soup
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example of a homogeneous mixture
blending a smoothie
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what are evidences of a chemical change
changes in energy and physical or chemical properties
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increases temp
exothermic
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the reactants have a higher total potential energy than the products
exothermic
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the energy released is greater than the energy absorbed
exothermic
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decreases temp
endothermic
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the products have a higher total potential energy then the reactants
endothermic
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the energy absorbed is greater than the energy released
endothermic
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the minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction
activation energy
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substances you start with
reactants
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the new substances that are formed at the end
products
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for catalyst how do you increase the rate of a reaction
lowering the activation energy required
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for catalyst how do you decrease the rate of a reaction
increasing the activation energy required
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for inhibitor how do you decrease the rate of a reaction
increase the amount of inhibitors
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for inhibitor how do you increase the rate of a reaction
decreasing the amount of inhibitors
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formula for density
D=M/V