Level 1 Mastery Check - Unit 1 🧪🧬

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What is matter?

Anything that has mass and takes up space

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How do we describe matter?

With physical and chemical properties

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A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ property can be observed without altering the identity of the substance.

Physical

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Give some examples of physical properties

Color, Density, Texture, Temp, Length, Weight, Mass, Volume, etc.

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An _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ property is a property that changes when the size of the sample changes. Examples are mass, volume, and length

extensive

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A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ property is a property that doesn’t change when you take away some of the sample. Ex: Temp, color, and hardness

intensive

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Is color a intensive or extensive property?

Intensive

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Is density a intensive or extensive property?

Intensive

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Is texture a intensive or extensive property?

Intensive

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Is temp a intensive or extensive property?

Intensive

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Is length a intensive or extensive property?

Extensive

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Is volume a intensive or extensive property?

Extensive

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Is weight a intensive or extensive property?

Extensive

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A chemical change can’t be observed without _______ the identity of the substance

altering

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Give an example of some physical changes

Tearing, Crushing, Cutting, Dissolving, Phase Changing (Melting, Freezing, etc.)

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Give an example of some chemical changes

Rusting, Burning, Fermenting, Metabolism

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There are FIVE signs of chemical changes. Name them.

1 Odor being given off. 2 Color Change. 3 Temperature Change. 4 Formation of gas. 5 Formation of a precipitation.

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Paper Burning is a _________ change

chemical

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A lake freezing is a _________ change

physical

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A glass breaking is a _________ change

physical

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A cake baking is a _________ change

chemical

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Boiling water is a _________ change

physical

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A newspaper yellowing is a _________ change

chemical

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What is a quantitative observation?

Something with a quantity (number)

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What is a qualitative observation

A quality of something

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Matter can be classified as _______ geneous or _______ geneous

Heterogeneous or Homogeneous

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Homogeneous means that all parts of the substance are _________. This includes elements, compounds, and solutions.

Identical

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______________ means that all parts of the substance are not identical. This includes mixtures

Heterogeneous

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<p>Look at this visual chart above. How does it work???</p>

Look at this visual chart above. How does it work???

You start at matter, then see if it is homogeneous or heterogeneous and so on.

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An element is the ________ pure substance

simplest

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A element can’t ne changed into anything simpler through _ _ _ t or a chemical reaction

heat

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An element consits of all the same _ _ _ _ s ( the building blocks of matter)

atoms

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Give some examples of elements.

hydrogen, helium, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, neon, sodium, aluminum, silicon, chlorine, potassium, calcium, iron, nickel, copper, zinc, silver, gold, mercury (NOTE: DO NOT MEMORIZE ALL OF THESE JUST RECONIZE THEM)

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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s are made of more than one element; any combination of two or more different kinds of elements

compounds

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Compounds are elements ___________ly combined

chemicaly

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Compounds can be broken down by heating or a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ reaction

chemical

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Compounds have a f _ _ _ _ number of components in themselves.

fixed

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Give some examples of compounds.

water, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sugar, hydrogen peroxide, gasoline, baking powder, vinegar, chalk, bleach, caffeine, propane, table salt, honey, aspirin (DO NO MEMORIZE; ONLY RECONIZE ALL OF THESE COMPOUNDS)

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What is filtration?

Using a porous barrier to seperate a solid from a liquid in a heterogeneous mixture (a mixture)

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A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ has two or more substances mixed together.

solution

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A solution is p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ly combined

Physically

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All parts of a solution are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ throughout

uniform

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Give an example of some solutions.

Coffee, Sea Water, Milk, (basically anything that is homogeneous no matter where you look at it)

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A mixture is similar to a solution, except all parts are ____ __________

not identical

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A mixture can be seperated by f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ n

filtration

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Give an example of a mixture.

Soil, Pizza, Sand + Water, Cereal, etc.