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PS 3- Properties of
Matter
What is the physical property of
a substance?
A characteristic that can be
observed directly or measured
with a tool WITHOUT changing
the composition of it
What is the chemical property of
a substance?
The ability of a substance to
undergo a change that will alter
the composition
What is boiling point,
melting/freezing point?
A measurement of the
temperature at which the phase
change takes place
What is density?
Relationship between mass and
volume
What is the relationship between
phase change and density?
Density changes with phase
change
What is the density formula?
D=m/v
Why is density a physical
property?
Composition does not change
when you measure mass and
volume
How do you find the volume of a
regular and an irregular object?
Formula; water displacement
If a substance is soluble in a
solvent it will _______________
in that solvent
dissolve
What is solubility?
the maximum amount of a
solute that can dissolve in a
solvent
What is a saturated solution?
The maximum amount of solute
is dissolved in solvent at a
certain temperature
What are examples of solids,
liquids, and gases that readily
dissolve in water?
Sugar; alcohol; carbon dioxide
What is a solution?
Composed of 2 substances
which retain their own properties
Viscosity is a property of
_____________.
fluids
Viscosity is the resistance of a
substance to ____________.
flow
Viscosity will change with
________________________.
temperature
A fluid does not change when
poured; therefore viscosity is a
________________ property.
Physical
The ability of a solid to act as an
electrical conductor or an
electrical insulator is based on
the solids ability to complete an
_____________ ____________.
Electric circuit
Materials such as metal with high
conductivity are called electrical
_________________.
conductor
Material such as sulfur (a
nonmetal) with low conductivity
are called electrical insulators and
do not allow current to
___________.
flow
Solutes that dissolve in water
that result in solutions that allow
electric current to flow are called
______________. Electrolyte
solutions contain ___________.
electrolytes
ions
What is a chemical property?
Characteristic that allows a
substance to undergo a
chemical change
A chemical change produces a
_______ substance.
new
Combustibility
Hydrocarbon and oxygen =
carbon dioxide and water
Oxidize
Iron rusting
Corrode
Silver tarnishing
Decompose
Hydrogen peroxide => water and
oxygen
React with acids
Zinc and HCl=> hydrogen
balloon
Ability not to react
Gold
All organic substances contain
________________.
carbon
_____________ are long chains
of amino acids. They serve as
____________ and
____________ __________ in
humans.
Proteins; enzymes; tissue building
___________ are molecules such
as ___________ and
_____________ that provide
energy.
Carbohydrates; sugars; starches
___________ are _________
and _________ that produce
more energy per gram than
carbohydrates.
Lipids; fats; oils
What are hydrocarbons?
Contain H and C; combustible
Copper is _________ and
conducts ______________ so it
is used in wiring.
Ductile; electricity
Aluminum has a low
__________ compared to
substances with similar strength,
so it is used in airplanes.
density
Water is a good ___________
for many compounds, so it is
used to wash clothes.
solvent
Argon is an _____________ gas
that will not react with the
filament, so it is used in light
bulbs.
Inert/stable
Elemental substances
(elements) are composed of
only one type of ____________.
atom
An atom is the __________ unit
of an element that can be
involved in a chemical reaction.
smallest
All elements are listed on the
___________ ___________
Periodic table
Molecular substances are
composed of ______ or more
atoms covalently bonded
together to make units called
__________________.
2; molecules
The chemical and physical
properties of a molecular
substance are _____________
from the chemical and physical
properties of the component
elements.
different
Examples of molecules
CO2, SO2, H2O and H2
Examples of individual atoms
Na, Ar, He, Cu
A ______________ is a pure
substance which is composed of
only one type of atom.
element
A ______________ is a pure
substance which is composed of
more than one type of element.
compound
Properties of a compound:
Are different than the elements
that make them up
Matter that is composed of 2 or
more component substances
which retain their own identifying
properties, the matter is
classified as a _____________.
mixture
A mixture can be separated
physically because the
components of the mixture have
different physical properties.
Ways to separate are
Dissolving, decanting, filtering,
magnetic separation,
evaporating, chromatography,
screening
Mixtures can be classified into
two groups _______________
and __________________
Heterogeneous; homogeneous
Components are not distributed
evenly throughout a
_______________ mixture.
Heterogeneous
Components are distributed
evenly throughout a
_______________ mixture.
homogeneous
Mixtures can occur between:
Gas/gas- air
Gas/liquid- O2 in water
Liquid/liquid- alcohol in water
Solid/liquid- sugar in H2O
Solid/solid- steel
MATTER
MIXTURES
Homogeneous
mixtures
Heterogeneous
mixtures
SUBSTANCES
Elements
Compounds
What are the 3 components of
the kinetic theory?
Matter made up of particles
Constant, random motion
Collide with each other and the
walls of their container
The higher the temperature the
___________ the rate of
dissolving for a solid in a liquid
faster
The smaller the size of the
pieces of solute the _________
they dissolve.
faster
The more the solution is
agitated (stirred or shaken) the
__________ they dissolve.
faster
Characteristics of solids:
Particles are close together
Vibrate
Definite shape
Characteristics of liquids:
Particles are in contact
Slip and slide
Poured
No definite shape
Characteristics of gases:
Particles far apart; move fast
Characteristics of plasma:
Positive and negative charged
particles
Most common in universe
The average kinetic energy of
particles is called the
___________________.
temperature
What are the evidence(s) that
the particles of a substance
speed up when heated?
Temperature increases
Phase change occurs
What happens to the
temperature during a phase
change?
Stays constant
Can liquids evaporate at any
temperature?
yes
What is sublimation?
Solid to gas (dry ice)
What is an acid?
Release H+ ions in a solution
What is a base?
Release OH -1 in a solution
What is the pH scale?
Way to measure concentration
of H+ ions AND measures how
acidic or basic something is
How do you measure pH?
pH paper, litmus paper, pH
meters
What is the pH range?
0-14
What is the pH of pure water?
7
What is the pH of acids?
Less than 7
What is the pH of bases?
Greater than 7
What are properties of acids?
Electrolytes; sour taste; litmus
red; pH less than 7; react with
metals; H written first
What are properties of bases?
Slippery; electrolytes; pH more
than 7; litmus blue; OH written
last
What is neutralization?
Acid + base => salt and water