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Index
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Science Flashcards Term one
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Chapter 1
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Level 1
level: Level 1
Questions and Answers List
level questions: Level 1
Question
Answer
- no new substance is produced - they - there can be Ma change in shape or state.
what are signs of a physical change
The object expands, the volume of the object increases. The higher the temp, the more the particles move.
What is expansion? What happens in the process?
The object decreases in volume. The lower the temp, the less the particles inside the objects move.
What is contraction?
(ask different changes)
changes of state diagram
Temp when bubbles of a gas form a liquid and it is said to boil
Define boiling point
a solid - called a solute is dissolved in a liquid - called a solvent to form a solution. e.g. salt in water
define mixing
- a new substance is formed - changes are not reversible - change in color, smell gas or see bubbles, can see a new substance called a precipitate - formed in a clear solution, observing that energy is produced or formed as heat or light. - when something changes color it is a chemical change
define chemical change
- when two solutions are mixed a new solid is produced e.g kidney stones - exothermic - light, energy, heat and sound exit - a chemical change produces energy and is described as exothermic e.g fireworks - endothermic absorb energy from surroundings e.g heat pack
Define precipitation
- all substances are made from tiny invisible particles - there are tiny spaces between particles - attracted to each other - always moving or vibrating hotter = more energy an move faster cooler= less energy and move slower
particle theory
- tightly packed so they have a fixed shape - particles in solids vibrate - strong forces - incompressible
Solids
- relatively - vibrate but can move around - take the shape of a container - incompressible - weaker forces
Liquids
- far apart - vibrate but can move - particles moving quickly - almost no forces
Gas
- evaporates easily to from a gas - when lid is taken off particles spread about - eventually particles are evenly spread
diffusion
- tiny particles - cannot be divided - building blocks of matter
Atoms
all are made of one type of atom - unique properties - P table shows all known elements - there are single atoms, molecules and lattice
Elements
- shiny - solid - conductors - malleable
metal
- Dull - Solid - dont conduct - brittle
non metal
electron - negative charge neutron - no charge proton - positive charge it goes a neutron in the middle then a proton and then the electron cloud
subatomic particle
chemical - C + O2 = CO2 word - carbon + oxygen = carbon dioxide
Chemical equations and word equations
chemical reaction involves burning with oxygen - sometimes explosion occurs
Combustion
- two or more atoms joined together - molecular compounds - compound lattices
Compounds
- naturally occurring substances - found in rocks and soil - dissolve in water can be found in water bodies
Minerals
- rocks that contain valuable minerals like iron or copper
Ores
- color test - flame color - Lustre - Streak
the tests
DENSITY IS NOT THE SAME AS WEIGHT - measured in grams per cubic centimeter - Solid - most dense - Liquid - less dense - Gas - least dense
Density
- most dense will sink - least dense will float
floating and sinking