Definitions
Chemical Formulas
Chemical Names
Conversions
Properties of Matter
100

What is matter?

Anything that has mass and takes up space (AKA volume)

100

What is the chemical formula? - sodium chloride

NaCl

100

What is the chemical name? - MgCl2

magnesium chloride

100

0.0763 L = ____?____ mL

76.3 mL

100

What is the most accurate measurement of matter?

Mass

200

What is a Heterogeneous Mixture?

A mixture that has more than one composition throughout (i.e. consists of two or more states of matter)

200

What is the chemical formula? - disilicon hexabromide

Si2Br6

200

What is the chemical name? - P2O5

Diphosphorus pentoxide

200

4.456 Hg = ____?____ g

445.6 g

200

Give an example of a homogeneous mixture.

Examples: Salt water, coffee, corn syrup, air...

300

What is the Conservation of Mass?

Mass cannot be created nor destroyed. 

300

What is the chemical formula? - lead (II) hydroxide

Pb(OH)2

300

What is the chemical name? - NaClO4

sodium perchlorate

300

97240 mm = ____?____ Dm

9.7240 Dm

300

Explain the difference between a physical change and chemical change.

Physical changes do not change the chemical composition, while chemical changes DO change the chemical composition of the substances. 
400

What are Reactants?

The substances at the beginning of a chemical reaction that react together.

400

What is the chemical formula? - manganese (II) bromide

MnBr2

400

What is the chemical name? - AuCl3

Gold (III) chloride

400

34.2 OC = ? K

307.35 K

400

Describe how the particles in each state of matter are arranged?

Solid - tightly packed

Liquid - loosely packed, particles can slide past each other

Gas - particles are spread far apart, occasionally bump into each other

500

What are Chemical Properties?

A characteristic that describes how the substance interacts with other substances to produce new substances.

500

What is the chemical formula? -ammonium phosphate

(NH4)3PO4

500

What is the chemical name? - FeCO3

Iron (II) carbonate

500

312 K = ? OC

38.85 OC

500

What happens to the particles of a liquid as it becomes a gas?

Particles speed up and spread apart, breaking the attractive forces that keep them as a liquid.

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