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Matter
Anything that has a mass and volume
Particle theory
All matter is composed of particles, have space between them, are in motion and attract eachother
Pure substance
Only made up of one kind of matter
Element
Made from a single element, can not be broken rown
Compound
Made from atleast 2 or more elements.
Mixtures
Combinations of different pure substances. They dont mix chemically
Mechanical mixture wnr solution
Different substances can be seen, and cannot
Suspension
Cloudy mixture where tiny particles are held together
Physical properties
Describes a substance, can be messured or observer. Ex color, lustre, density
Physical change
When a substances changes state, doesn’t change the substance. Can be the shape, state appearance
Chemical properties
Describes the ability to change into new substances. Can be how they interact
Chemical change
Results In a new substance. Evidence includes change of color, odor, temperature, gas or precipitate formed.
Atomic theory
All matter is made up of atoms. Atoms or a element have the same properties and different ones have different properties. Atoms of Different elements can combine into new substances
Metals
Shiny sliver and grey
Non metals
Only 17, can be liquid solid or gas, brittle and dull
Metalloids
Metal and non metal properties
Alkali metals
Group 1, silver amd Grey and conductive
Alkaline earth metals
Group 2, reactive but not as much as group 1
Transition metals
Group 3-12, metallic chararestics
Halogens
Group 17, non metal, solid liquid or gas, reactive as group 1
Noble gasee
Group 18, colorless, odorless and tasteless
Atom
Building block of matter
Electron affinity
How well a element can hold electrons. Increases as you go towards the top right of the table
Ionic compound
Pure substance, atleast one metal and one metal.
Covalent compound
Pure substance, only non metals.
Molecule
Two or more atoms joined together by a chemical bond
Nucleus
Core of a atom
Multivalent
When atomic ion forms more then 1 atomic charge (iron can be -1 or -2
Polyatomic ion
A group of different elements in a single ion