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CH. 1, Lesson 1: Describing Matter MATTER- Anything that has mass and takes up space. (Do not confuse "matter" with "mass". There is a difference, described later on....)4 types of matter: Solid, liquid, gas, plasma.SUBSTANCE- A single kind of matter t...
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Science 9: Unit 2 - Matter and Chemical Change Science 9: Unit 2 - Matter and Chemical Change Topic 1.1 - Lab Safety WHMIS is a system of labelling used for dangerous materials used in the workplace. It stands for Workplace Hazardous Material Information Syst...
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Chemistry Unit 1 (Energy and Matter) States of Matter/Phase Changes (Classification of Matter) Solid- definite shape and definite volume (close together/organized) Liquid- has a distinct volume independent of it's container, assumes the shape of the port...
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Unit B Matter and chemical change section 1.0 Science 9 : Unit B Matter and Chemical Change Section 1.0 Section 1.1 Notes : Safety in the Science Class Safety Hazard Symbols A yellow Triangle means "Caution" An orange Diamond means "Warning" A red octagon means "...
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Unit 1 Properties of MatterPhysical: based on appearance color, size, stateChemical: ability to undergo chem. change Ex: flammability and explosionsHow can we characterize and detect these changes?A phys. change is generally...
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Chapter 3 matter- occupies space and can be perceived by our senses composed of atoms molecules- 2+ types of atoms, have different geometric shapes mass- amount of matter weight-...
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notes Matter = Physical material of the Universe - anything that has mass and occupies spaceProperty = Any characteristic that allows us to recognise and distinguish one type of matter from another Macroscopic = (macro = la...
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Textbook CHAPTER ONE Chemistry studies/describes matter and energy. Matter is anything that (1) occupies space and (2) has mass mass = a measure of the amount of matter in an object - one way to measure an object's mass is to ...
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Fiqui Electric charges There are two types of electric charge in nature: a positive charge and a negative charge. Electrical charges of the same type (with the same sign) repel each other. Opposite electrical charges (with ...
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vapour pressure Vapor Pressure The Macroscopic ViewThe vapor pressure of a liquid is the equilibrium pressure of a vapor above its liquid (or solid); that is, the pressure of the vapor resulting from evaporation of a liquid (or solid...
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Science Study Notes •Name the states of matter and the processes from one state to another. •Using the KMT explain what happens to the particles in each state. •On cooling and heating curves, identify: boiling, vaporisation, ...
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science chemistry test review Chemistry test review ( summary) DEFINE MIXTURE : a substance made by mixing other substances together. PURE SUBSTANCE: Pure substance are made of only one type of atom or molecule, and the purity of a substance is th...
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identify isotopes Atoms need a certain ratio of neutrons to protons to have a stable nucleus. Having too many or too few neutrons relative to protons results in an unstable, or radioactive, nucleus that will sooner or later break down ...
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Matter and Chemical Change notes Matter and Chemical Change Unit Notes Topic 1: Exploring Matter Notes Definitions: Chemistry- the study of the properties of matter and the changes matter undergoes.Caustic- Capable of burning, corroding or destroying...
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Chapter 1: Measuring Up Definitions Matter = Anything that has mass and takes up spaceUnit = Quantity that describes the measurement being madeSignificant Figure = A digit in a measurement that contributes to the measurement's precisionWeigh...
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Chemistry Glossary Glossary Week 1 1. Elements: One type of atom2. Molecules: More than one atom chemically bonded3. Compounds: More than one type of element chemically bonded4. Molecular Element: Molecule made up of more than one atom ...
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Atoms Each element is made of Atoms Atoms are made form two different particles, Protons, and neutrons. Protons have a positive charge ( + ). Neutrons have no charge they are neutral. Orbiting around the nucleus are Electro...
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Chapter 1 Law of Conservation of Energy 1. Energy is neither created or destroyed The potential energy of the weight (as an object falls) becomes kinetic energy as the weight accelerates toward the ground. &...
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Atoms - Chemistry Atoms:The Nucleus: - Centre of the atom.- Contains PROTONS and NEUTRONS.- Due to the protons it has a positive charge.- Nearly the whole mass of the atom is concentrated in the nucleus.The Electrons:- Move AROUND...
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Chemistry - Unit 1.B Science Outline - Unit 1 - B.0 Significant Figures *Rules for Determining Sig Figs All nonzero numbers are significant Zeros may or may not be significant depending on their position in the number Ex. 6.5 ...
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Particulate Nature of Matter Particulate Nature of Matter1. Kinetic Particle TheoryParticles of solids are packed closely and in an orderly arrangement and they are held in fixed positions. Particles of solids have low kinetic energy so they just...
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Untitled Physical and Chemical Changes Physical ChangeA physical change is a type of change in which the form of matter is altered, but the composition of the substance remains unchanged and no new substances are produced. The...
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Semester 2 Exam notes Substances and Mixtures The four states of matter is solid, liquid, gas and plasma Solid: has fixed size and volume- cannot be compressed (incompressible) nor expanded This is because a solid's p...
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[Notes] SCI 4 - 3: Changes in Matter Terms TERMS: Physical Change -change in size, shape, and state of matter - change in physical appearance Chemical Change – brings about a new material with different properties Ash – produced after a material is burne...
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Mixtures and Solutions - created from Mind Map properties describes the characteristics of matter, Everything has properties describing it Heterogeneous v. Homogenous STATES OF MATTER
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Physical and Chemical Changes Year 8 Physical Changes • substance has the same particles but looks different • physical changes can happen when forces are applied break down into smaller pieces change state of matter • most physical changes ...
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Atomic History Atoms Particles that make up all substances in the universe Made up of : Protons, Neutrons & Electrons Nucleus
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Atoms Isotopes - different number of neutrons - the number of protons and electrons stays the same - AVERAGE ATOMIC MASS = the average mass of the element's isotopes - the average atomic mass is weighted according to the ab...
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classification of matter - created from Mind Map matter pure substances mixture
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Untitled Atomic StructureAt the center of the atom is the nucleus. It contains positively charged protons and natural neutrons. Around the nucleus are shells which contains negatively charged electrons. Electrons are held in p...
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Measuring matter Vocab - created from Mind Map_1 mass a measure in how much matter is in an object measured in grams International system of units, ISU or SI alot weightmeasure of the force of gravity on an object volume the amount of space that matter occupies Meas...
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Measuring matter Vocab - created from Mind Map mass a measure in how much matter is in an object measured in grams International system of units, ISU or SI weightmeasure of the force of gravity on an object volume the amount of space that matter occupies Measured ...
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Semester 1 Exam Notes Matter and Energy The size of atoms and molecules as well as the temperature of the substance determines the speed of its particles. Temperature measures the average kinetic energy. All matter is made of atoms and mol...
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Particles Chemical change is any change that results in the formation of new chemical substances. At the molecular level, chemical change involves making or breaking of bonds between atoms. These changes are chemical: iron...
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ESQUEMA NATURALES - created from Mind Map
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Unit 2. Matter 1. Properties of matter Matter is anything that has mass and volume. To describe a physical system we need to know its properties. General properties: that don´t give information to know what kind of material we are s...
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Examen Science - creado desde un Mapa Mental Pure substances and mixtures Matter and forces Matter and forces
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Untitled Chemistry Notes Definitions:Chemistry: The Study of the compositions and properties of Matter and how it changes.Diatomic Molecules: Molecules that form between only two atoms.Composition: What something is made of an...
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Science 1-1 Quiz Define the following:Matter-Chemistry-Substance-Physical Property-Chemical Property-True or False?Pure water that comes from a geyser is different than pure water that comes from a glacier. Circle T or FPhysica...
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Matter, Properties, and Phases Matter, Properties, and Phases Matter is anything that takes up space and has mass. Matter is made up of many things, but the smallest component within matter is an atom. Atoms are very small, but th...
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