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what are physical properties
properties that can be measured or observed without matter changing to a different substance
which can usually be detected by your senses
physical properties
what does physical properties include?
melting/boiling point, color, state of matter (liquid, solid gas) hardness, odor, ability to conduct electricity, and the ability to dissolve in other substances
what is density
the amount of mass per unit of volume
tightly packed particles have a…
greater density
loosely packed particles have a…
lesser density
what is chemical properties?
properties that can be observed only when matter undergoes a change to become a kind of matter
what does chemical properties include?
reactivity, flammability the ability to rust
what is chemical change?
when matter changes into an entirely diff substance with different chemical properties
what does chemical change include?
release of bubbles, change of color, production of odor, release of light or heat, production of loud sounds
can chemical changes be undone?
no, chemical changes can’t be undone as it usally results in a different substance
what is physical change?
a change of a matters physical properties
what includes physical change?
change of shape, change of size, change of state
what changes during physical changes
its physical properties but not chemical properties
can physical change be undone?
usually yes, physical changes can usually be undone easily but not always
solid
closley packed together and vibrate → cant easily change shape
liquid
close but not very very packed together and slide past eachother → change shape easily
gas
very spaced out and fill all the “empty” space
what are the two main matter classifications?
mixture or pure substance
what is a pure substance?
a compound or element
what is a mixture?
combinations of pure substances that are NOT chemically bonded together
Homogeneous mixture
a mixture that IS uniform in composition and is the SAME through out can be reffered to as a solutions
Heterogeneous mixture
a mixture that is NOT uniform in composition and is DIFFERENT through out
what us an element
combined into different combinations to form compounds
what is an compound?
has totally different chemical and physical properties then the elements that make them up
what does the arrangement of atoms determine?
the properties of different types of matter and if it is a substance or mixture
what is a size dependent property
mass and volume
what is mass
the amount of matter in an object
what is volume
the amount of space an object occupies
what are the size independent properties
conductivity, melting/ boiling point, density, solubility, and magnetism
conductivity
the ability of matter to conduct or carry along electricity or heat
solubility
the ability of one substance to dissolve another
magnetism
attractive force from metals
who created the modern periodic table
Dmitri Mendeleev
the atomic weight increases from which direction?
from left to right as you go across the a row then goes to the next row down
how are elements arranged in the periodic table
by atomic weight and number
what do the elements in the same vertical column have in common
chemical properties
true or false when the periodic table was created it was complete and there were no missing elements?
false
true or false the gaps in the periodic table helped scientists predict the missing elements
true
thermal energy
the adding or removing of thermal energy can cause the matter to change forms