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Physical Properties
describes the behavior of a substance without reference to another
ex. weight, volume, color, B.P., M.P.
Chemical Properties
describes the behavior of a substance when it combines with another substance
ex. any chemical, heroin
Matter
anything that has mass and takes up space
Periodic Table
a chart that organizes the known elements
Atom
smallest particle of an element that retains the identity and properties of that element
Element
pure substance made up of one type of atom that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means
Compound
made of more than one element, pure substance that can be broken down into 2 or more elements by chemical means
Melting
Solid —> Liquid (energy absorbed)
Freezing
Liquid —> Solid (energy released)
Vaporization
liquid —> gas (energy absorbed)
Condensation
gas —> liquid (energy released)
Sublimation
solid —> gas (energy absorbed)
Deposition
gas —> solid (energy released)
Light
described as a continuous wave and a stream of discrete energy particles
Dispersion
the process of separating light into its component colors
Refraction
the bending of light caused by a change in velocity (ex: fish in water)
Glass
a hard, brittle, amorphous solid made of sand mixed with metal oxides
Soda-lime glass
added calcium oxide; used in window and bottle glass, resistant to water
Borosilicates
added boron oxides to make heat resistant glass; headlights, Pyrex
Tempered Glass
rapidly heated then cooled to make glass that breaks into small pieces; used for side and rear windows in cars
Laminated Glass
2 sheets of glass held together with a plastic film windshiedl
How to determine bullet hole sequence?
use termination points of radial fractures to determine bullet hole sequence
How should glass be packaged?
glass fragments should be packaged in a solid container to avoid further breakage/loss of evidence
How to characterize glass?
characterize glass using density and refractive index
ROYGBIV
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet