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What is chemistry?
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The study of the composition of matter
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How do conceptual problems differ from numeric problems?
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One doesn't involve calculations
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Examples of matter
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Anything that takes up space and has massheat is not mattersunlight is not time is not air is matter anything you can measure is matter
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Difference between extensive and intensive
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Ex- depend on amount of matter being measuredchanges occur in- depends on amount of the substance. NOTHING changes
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Physical properties (can detect with senses)
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Color, texture, boiling point, taste, density, phase, electricity
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Which state of matter is vapor?
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Gas but normally a solid or liquid at R.T.
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Three states of matter
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Solid- can't flow, definite shape and volume Liquid- can flow, definite volume, indefinite shapeGas- can flow, indefinite shape and volume
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Difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures?
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Homo- same composition throughout heter- not uniform
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Chemical symbols
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Identify compounds
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2 or more molecules together (salt and water)
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What do chemical symbols and formulas represent?
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The type and number of elements present
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Differences between chemical and physical changes
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Physical- doesn't change chem composition chem change- new substance forms
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Prefixes (Giga through Pico)
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Characteristics of the temperature scales
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Celsius- freeze 0 degrees and boil at 100 degreeskelvin- NO negatives freezing at 273.15 and piling 373.15 degrees
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Conversions of temperature formula
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K=C+273C= K-273
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