Physical Properties
The temperature at which a substance turns from liquid to solid.
What is Melting Point OR Freezing Point?
By definition, this thing must happen to a substance in order to measure its chemical properties.
What is a Chemical Reaction OR a Chemical Change?
The measurement that the V stands for in the Ideal Gas Law.
What is Volume?
This word, used as the unit for a number of molecules, is also the name of a cute animal AND something you might tell a dermatologist about.
What is a mole?
Diamond, halite, and quartz are all examples of this type of substance.
What is a Crystal OR a Mineral?
The ability of some metals to attract or repel other metallic objects.
What is (Ferro)Magnetism?
Flammability measures how easy it is for a substance to undergo this type of reaction.
What is Combustion?
The units that must be used for Temperature in any Gas Law problem.
What are Kelvins?
This metric unit, which measures solubility, relates the number of solute particles to the volume of solution.
What is Molar (Concentration)
Kevlar, Teflon, and Styrofoam are all this type of substance.
What is a Polymer?
This physical property describes the amount of energy it takes to raise a substance by 1 degree Celsius.
What is (Specific) Heat Capacity?
The chemical property shared by vinegar, lemon juice, and H2SO4.
What is Acidity?
This unit, symbolized by the letter n, equals the number 6.022×1023.
What is a Mole OR Avogadro's Number?
This physical property is the reason why oil and water don't mix, and why sand doesn't dissolve.
What is (Molecular) Polarity OR Like Dissolves Like?
The single, repeating structure in a crystal formation.
What is a Unit Cell?
This physical property is useful to determine which substances will dissolve or mix together (i.e. "like dissolves like").
What is (Molecular) Polarity?
By its chemical properties, Sodium Hydroxide is classified as one of these.
What is a Base?
According to Boyle's Law, if the Volume of a container decreases, this measurement may increase as a result.
What is Pressure?
1 mole of solute in a 500mL solution will produce this concentration.
The single molecule "link" in a polymer "chain."
What is a Monomer?
The metric unit for electrical resistance.
What is an Ohm?
Benzene, asbestos, and cadmium are all classified as this type of dangerous chemical.
What is a Carcinogen OR Cancerous?
If a balloon at sea level (1 atm pressure) is 2 liters in Volume, this is what its Volume will be if it is brought to Colorado (~0.85 atm pressure).
What is 2.35 liters?
You will need this volume of 12M stock solution to make 600 mL of 0.5M solution.
What is 25 mL?
These two types of chemical bonds can both be found in various crystals and minerals.
What are Ionic and Covalent?