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A digit that is either reliably known or estimated | Significant digit |
Cannot be described in terms of anything else. ex: mass=kg, length=m, time=s | Fundamental measurement unit |
Fundamental measurements combined to make a derived unit. ex: speed=m/s, density=g/cm^3 | Derived measurement unit |
The rearrangement of atoms into different combinations | Chemical reactions |
Electrons have a _______ charge | Negative |
+ in the nucleus | Protons |
0 in the nucleus | Neutrons |
- outside the nucleus | Electrons |
Protons + neutrons | Mass number |
Substance composed of two or more elements that are chemically combined (water, table salt, sugar) | Compound |
Made up of atoms | Elements |
A substance where the atoms are held together by covalent bonds, ex: H2O | Molecular compounds |
Compounds consisting of ions (atoms who have gained either a positive or negative charge) | Ionic compounds |
Matter is neither created nor destroyed in chemical reactions | Law of the conservation of mass |
Solids, liquids, gas | Physical states |
Have definite composition and definite unchanging properties | Pure substances |
Pure substances tendency to undergo chemical change. ex: burning, color changes, tarnishing | Chemical properties |
A substance exists in a particular physical state under defined conditions. increase in temp will alter physical state (ex: color, odor, taste) | Physical properties |
Property that does not depend on the amount of material (ex: density) | Intensive properties |
Change in physical property (ex: melting, freezing) | Physical change |
Non-uniform mixture containing two or more substances (ex: salt and pepper, oil and water) | Heterogeneous mixture |
Uniform mixture, same throughout (ex: salt water, milk) | Homogeneous mixture |
Substance doing dissolving | Solvent |
The capacity to do work | Energy |
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, but only transformed from one form to another | Law of the conservation of energy |
Produce energy | Exothermic reactions |
Require energy | Endothermic reactions |
Energy availalbe due to position or composition | Potential energy |
Energy resulting from motion | Kinetic energy |
H | Hydrogen |
He | Helium |
Li | Lithium |
Be | Beryllium |
B | Boron |
C | Carbon |
N | Nitrogen |
O | Oxygen |
F | Flourine |
Ne | Neon |
Na | Sodium |
Mg | Magnesium |
Al | Aluminum |
Si | Silicon |
P | Phosphorus |
S | Sulfur |
Cl | Chlorine |
Ar | Argon |
P | Phosphorus |
Ca | Calcium |
Sc | Scandium |
Ti | Titanium |
V | Vanadium |
Cr | Chromium |
Mn | Manganese |
Fe | Iron |
Co | Cobalt |
Ni | Nickel |
Cu | Copper |
Zn | Zinc |
Ga | Gallium |
Ge | Germanium |
As | Arsenic |
Se | Selenium |
Br | Bromine |
Kr | Krypton |
Rb | Rubidium |