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endothermic
heat enters system
exothermic
heat leaves the system
conduction
heat travels from one particle to another particle in solids. As particles heat up, they move faster and bump together.
insulators
materials that don't allow heat energy pass through them.
convection
heat travels in liquids and gases
radiation
heat travels in rays in straight lines, makes heat shadows just like light.
matter
any thing that has mass and takes up space
physical properties
density, melting point, malleability (bendable - copper)
chemical properties
reactivity, flammability, acidity
Elements
purest form of matter, cannot be broken down
any amount of pure element has unique physical and chemical properties of that element
atom
smallest part of an element that still has properties of an element
HOMOGENOUS mixtures
the components that makes the mixtures uniformly distributed throughout the mixtures
HETEROGENOUS mixtures
the components of a mixture that aren't uniformly distributed and can be seen clearly
COMPOUNDS
pure substances that are made of 2+ elements chemically bonded together. Has different properties that individual elements have.
MIXTURES
combo of different elements and compounds (PHYSICAL)
Solution
mixture of 2+ types of matter evenly spreaded and not easily seperated forms when one solution dissolves in another
suspensions
particles are large so they settle out of the solvent if not constantly stirred
colloids
particles are medium between suspensions and solutions
hydrophilic
water liking
hydrophobic
water repelling
SIEVE/MESH SCREEN
small matter will pass through, large matter will stay behind (s > s)
DECANTING
gradually pour liquid from a container to another to separate sediments (l > s)
FILTRATION
only small particles can pass through pores, separates solids from liquids
EVAPORATION
liquid is boiled away, when water is boiled away, solid remains
groups
columns
periods
rows
blue
metal
non blue
non metal
electrons
-
protons
+
neutrons
neutral
boiling point
100
body temp
37
room temp
20
c to k
273
Unexpected colour changes:
shrimp cooked
fireworks
leaves changing
Unexpected temperature changes:
warm/cold packs
baking soda + vinegar = temp drops
body temp rises to kill infections
COMBUSTION - burning - exothermic
wood burning
candle
rusting
BUBBLES
bubble boms
baking soda + vinegar
tablets
Physical change
changes apperance of substance, does not turn substances into something new
irl examples of physical
whipping eggs
boiling water
dissolving sugars
dicing veggies
properties of physical
changes state of matter, texture, shape, temperature and colour
Chemical change
2 or more substances join to form something new with new chemical properties
irl examples of chemical
iron rusting
gas burning
bread rising
cooking eggs
properties of chemical
2+ substances interact to create something new, bonds of two atoms break and form new molecules
chemical FORMULA - Combustion of methane
CH₄ + 2 O₂ → CO₂ + 2 H₂O
word FORMULA - Combustion of methane
Methane + oxygen → carbon dioxide + 2 water
DIATOMIC (two atoms)
in its pure form is always bonded to itself, twins
7 diatomic elements
"I (Iodine, I2) H (Hyrdogen, H2) ave N (Nitrogen, N2) o B (Bromine, Br2) right O (Oxygen, O2) r C (Chlorine, Cl2) lever F (Florine, F2) riends"