Introduction To Chemistry – 1.2, 3.1 to 3.4
What is Chemistry?
Branches
Analytical Inorganic Organic Physical Biochemical
Matter is anything that ____________ up _______________ and has _______________.
Examples of matter:
Non-examples of matter:
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Two Types of Matter |
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Substance |
Mixture |
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Element |
Compound |
Homogeneous |
Heterogeneous |
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How do you determine if a mixture is homogeneous or heterogeneous?
Techniques to separate a mixture:
Refer to “Mysterious Mixture” Lab
Properties of Matter – 3.1
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Properties of Matter |
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Physical |
Chemical |
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Ex. |
Ex. |
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Intensive |
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Extensive |
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States of Matter
(a physical property)
Solid Liquid Gas
Fluidity
Volume
Shape
Temp
Packing
Compression
*** A _____________ is a substance that is not normally a ____________ at room temperature.
Changes in Matter – 3.2
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Changes in Matter |
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Physical |
Chemical Also known as a
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What are the indicators of a chemical reaction?
*** A chemical equation describes a chemical reaction symbolically***
__________________________ à
___________________________
( ) (
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Refer to “Observing a Chemical Reaction” Lab
Law of Conservation
of Mass
*** _______________ is neither ___________________ nor ____________________,
but ________________________ its form.
Massreactants = Massproducts
Refer to “Law of Conservation of Mass”
Element Symbols
Energy
1. Potential: _________________ energy
2. Kinetic: energy of an object in ________________
1. Heat: energy that moves because of a ___________________ difference
2. Chemical: energy that is released or absorbed from chemical ________________
3. Electrical: energy of moving ___________________
4. Radiant: energy that travels through space
· Examples are: ________________________________________________
*** All types can be converted into one another. This is known as the law of conservation of _______________________. (1st law of thermodynamics)