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Chemistry
Mixture-A combination of two or more substances that do not change chemically when mixed. Trail mix is an example of a mixture.
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Homogenous Mixture-a mixture in which the ratio of each component to the others is the same everywhere in the mixture (a.k.a. solution) Heterogeneous Mixture-a mixture in which different parts have different compositions, made of different proportions of particular atoms or molecules
4) Which of the following statements is false? A.Two or more different atoms combine chemically to form an element. B.Two or more different substances combine physically to form a mixture. C.Two or more atoms combine chemically to form a molecule. D.Two or more elements combine chemically to form a compound.
4) Which of the following statements is false? A.Two or more different atoms combine chemically to form an element. B.Two or more different substances combine physically to form a mixture. C.Two or more atoms combine chemically to form a molecule. D.Two or more elements combine chemically to form a compound.
Question 5: A. element; compound; mixture B. compound; compound; element C. element; element; compound D. compound; element; mixture
Question 5: A. element; compound; mixture B. compound; compound; element C. element; element; compound D. compound; element; mixture
Question 6: A. atoms; atom; compound B. compounds; atom; molecule C. molecules; molecule; compound D. atoms; molecule; compound
Answers on next slide.
Question 6: A. atoms; atom; compound B. compounds; atom; molecule C. molecules; molecule; compound D. atoms; molecule; compound
Chemical Reactions
bonds between elements. * Covalent Bonds-a bond in which electrons are shared between the bonded atoms * Ionic Bonds-the force of attraction between a charged atom (or group of connected atoms) and another with the opposite charge
Chemical Reactions-The process of breaking and forming
Reactant-the starting molecules in a chemical reaction Products-the molecules that result from a chemical reaction
Covalent Compounds
Generally have low freezing and boiling points Many are insoluble in water
7) In an octane molecule, carbon atoms share electrons with hydrogen atoms. Which of the following is most likely true of octane? A. It has a low boiling point B. It dissolves easily in water C. It freezes at high temperatures Answers on next slide. D. It is a good electrical conductor
Covalent Compounds
Generally have low freezing and boiling points Many are insoluble in water
7) In an octane molecule, carbon atoms share electrons with hydrogen atoms. Which of the following is most likely true of octane? A. It has a low boiling point B. It dissolves easily in water C. It freezes at high temperatures D. It is a good electrical conductor
Chemical Reactions
Exothermic Reaction is a chemical reaction that releases
energy in the form of light or heat. Endothermic Reaction a chemical reaction during which the system absorbs energy from its surroundings in the Trial Initial Final form of heat.
1 2 3 4 Temperature 27.5C 27.2C 27.9C 27.1C Temperature 28.2C 26.1C 27.1C 25.8C
8) INITIAL AND FINAL TEMPERATURES IN CHEMICAL REACTIONS A scientist combines different substances and observes their reactions, as shown in the table. In which trial did an exothermic reaction most likely occur? A. Trial 1 B. Trial 2 C. Trial 3 D. Trial 4
W+XY+Z 9) A scientist carries out this reaction several times in a sealed container with a fixed volume. The initial amounts of reactants and products are equal in each trial. In which of the following trials is the reaction rate lowest?
A. Trial 1: 0.31 mg of Y produced per minute B. Trial 2: 0.47 mg of Y produced per minute C. Trial 3: 0.31 mg of Y produced per second D. Trial 4: 0.47 mg of Y produced per second.
W+XY+Z 9) A scientist carries out this reaction several times in a sealed container with a fixed volume. The initial amounts of reactants and products are equal in each trial. In which of the following trials is the reaction rate lowest?
A. Trial 1: 0.31 mg of Y produced per minute B. Trial 2: 0.47 mg of Y produced per minute C. Trial 3: 0.31 mg of Y produced per second D. Trial 4: 0.47 mg of Y produced per second.
Atom-A tiny particle that is the fundamental building block of substances. Molecule-two or more atoms bonded together.
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Proton-a positive (+) particle in the nucleus of an atom. The number of protons in each atom is the atoms atomic number. Neutron-a neutral particle with approximately the same mass as a proton, found in nuclei of atoms along with protons. The number of neutrons plus the number of protons equals the atoms atomic mass. Electron-a negatively (-) charged particle with much less mass than protons and neutrons (approximately 1/2000), found around the nuclei of atoms
Valance electron-the electron in the outermost shell of an atom and the electron that participates in chemical bonding.
The distance between particles determines the state of matter for a material. When a material changes state, the average spacing of its particles change.
Solids: are always vibrating, packed very closely together, but they do not exchange positions.
Liquids: also packed closely together but have enough energy to slip and slide past one another.
Gases: are spread very far apart, in constant, rapid motion, bouncing off of walls and each other.
Acids-a substance that is characterized by a sour taste and has a pH of less than 7 Bases-a substance that has a bitter taste and a slippery feel, and a pH of greater than 7 PH Scale-a scale that measures the acidity or baseness of a solution 12) An acidic solution could have a pH of A. 7 B. 10 C. 3 D. 14
Answers on next slide.
Acids-a substance that is characterized by a sour taste and has a pH of less than 7 Bases-a substance that has a bitter taste and a slippery feel, and a pH of greater than 7 PH Scale-a scale that measures the acidity or baseness of a solution 12) An acidic solution could have a pH of A. 7 B. 10 C. 3 D. 14
13) When a small piece of white marble rock is carefully placed in a beaker of hydrochloric acid, bubbles form on the surface of the rock and rise to the top of the liquid. Which conclusion best fits this observation? A.The rock reacted with the acid and made a new gaseous substance.
B.The rock was changed by the acid into its gaseous form.
C.The rock dissolved in the acid by breaking into its smallest pieces.
13) When a small piece of white marble rock is carefully placed in a beaker of hydrochloric acid, bubbles form on the surface of the rock and rise to the top of the liquid. Which conclusion best fits this observation? A.The rock reacted with the acid and made a new gaseous substance.
B.The rock was changed by the acid into its gaseous form.
C.The rock dissolved in the acid by breaking into its smallest pieces.
Properties of Matter
Physical change-changes in matter that involve changes in the relationships among the molecules and/or in their motions, but not in the compounds or elements present * Physical properties-the properties of a substance that can be observed without changing the chemical makeup of the substance Chemical Change-changes in matter that involve changes in the types of molecules present, in which bonds between atoms are broken and/or formed * Chemical Properties-properties of a substance relating to the chemical nature and reactivity of the substance
The table below shows properties of the element gold (Au). Gold's Characteristics yellow 19.32 g/mL 2.54 9.225 2807C 1064.58C
Property Color Density Electronegativity Ionization Potential Boiling Point Melting Point
The table below shows properties of the element gold (Au). Gold's Characteristics yellow 19.32 g/mL 2.54 9.225 2807C 1064.58C
Property Color Density Electronegativity Ionization Potential Boiling Point Melting Point
Scientific Method
While watching this clip: Fill up the chat box with what you idea of the word hypothesis is.
A statement that you can prove by conducting an experiment. Not always an if-then
Ask yourself What, Why, How Independent Variable The data variable, response to independent variable Begin to gather information to answer your question. Control
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Conclusion
A statement that you can prove by conducting an experiment. Not always an if-then
Ask yourself What, Why, How The data variable, response to independent variable Begin to gather information to answer your question. The variable being tested or manipulated by the researcher. The answer to your questions based on the analyzed data
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Conclusion
Exit Ticket
A scientist studies the behavior of light emitted from a
star to determine the chemical composition of the star. Which of the following best describes this activity? A. Stating a hypothesis B. Asking a scientific question Answers on next slide. C. Making a direct observation D. Making an indirect observation
Exit Ticket
A scientist studies the behavior of light emitted from a
star to determine the chemical composition of the star. Which of the following best describes this activity? A. Stating a hypothesis B. Asking a scientific question Answers on next slide. C. Making a direct observation D. Making an indirect observation