Chm 101

Description: Exam 1 (Part two)

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density mass per unit volume; m/v
graduated cylinder instrument to find volume
mass amt of matter in a substance
triple beam balance instrument to find mass
unit for volume of solids cubic cm
unit for volume of liquids ml; L
volume how much space something takes up in the universe
volume of a box L x W x H
Formula to find density Remember triangle with Mass at top
Pure substance Matter with a definite composition. Element composed of one type of atom. A compound composed of 2 or more elements combined in definite ratio.
Element cannot be divided further--smallest part is atom.
Element example: Copper
Compounds contain 2 or more elements in definite ratio.
Compound example: Salt (NaCl) (sodium + chlorine)
Mixture 2 or more substances physically mixed, not chemically combined. Can be separated by physical methods.
Mixture example: pasta and water
Homogeneous mixtures Composition is uniform throughout. Diff parts of mixture are not visible. (Ex.: sugar water)
Heterogeneous mixtures composition of substances is not uniform. Comp varies from one part to another. (Visible). Ex: peach pie
physical properties those characteristics of a substance that can chg w/o changing identity of substance.
physical change substances undergo a _______ when it's shape, size, or state changes but the type of substance itself does not change.
chemical properties characteristics of substance that change when a new substance is producted.
states of matter are: solid, liquid, gas
Changes of state: melting, freezing, boiling, condensing.
mass # # of protons & neutrons in nucleus of atom
isotope atom of element that has diff # of neutrons than another atom of same element
atomic # # of protons in an atom
group vertical column on periodic table in which elements have similar properties
Period horizontal row of elements