Properties
The Laws of Unit 2
Diagrams
Separation Techniques
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What type of property is the boiling point of a substance?

Physical Property 

100

Which law states that matter cannot be created or destroyed?

The Law of Conservation of Mass

100

How many different elements are in II?

2

100

Explain how crystallization works

Answers will vary

100

What is the lowest energy state of matter?

solids

200

These properties can be observed without changing the matter into a different substance

physical properties

200

If you have 10g of Iron reacting with 3g of oxygen, how many grams of iron oxide will you produce?

13g

200

What is II?

Pure substance- compound

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How can mixtures be separated? Pure substances?

Mixtures= physically 

Pure substances= chemically


200

How many elements are naturally occuring?

Over 90

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This type of property can only be observed through chemical reactions that create a new substance 

Chemical Properties 

300

What is the law of definite proportions used to determine?

The percent composition of an element within a compound

300

What is I?

Pure substance- element

300

How does chromatography work?

different substances run different distances on the paper

300

Who discovered the Law of Conservation of Mass?

Antoine Lavoisier 

400

What type of properties remain the same regardless of the amount of a substance present?

Intensive properties 

400
Use the law of definite proportions to tell me the percent by mass of oxygen if there are 6g of oxygen in a 24g sample of H2O. 

25%

400

What is III?

heterogenous mixture 

400

How would you separate a heterogenous mixture?

Filtration or physically sorting

400

How are physical and chemical changes different?

chemical changes create a new substance whereas physical changes alter the substance but do not change it's composition

500

What type of properties are dependent upon the amount of a substance present?

Extensive properties 

500

Two compounds can exist that include hydrogen and oxygen, but at different proportions. For example, H2O or H2O2. What law tells us this?

The Law of Multiple Proportions

500

What is iv?

Homogenous mixture

500

How would you separate a liquid homogenous mixture?

Distillation

500

What is one difference between a liquid and a gas?

A liquid has a definite volume whereas a gas will take up it's container

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