Unit 1 & 2 Basics
Mixtures & Separation of Mixtures
Scientific Notation
Physical and Chemical Properties & Changes
Pure Substances
100

Anything that has mass and takes up space

What is matter?

100

This mixture type has a composition that is uniform throughout

What is a homogenous mixture?

100

The first factor is made up of...

What is greater than or equal to one and less than 10

100

This describes a substance's ability to react/change and form a new substance.

What is a chemical property?

100

These are the two different types of Pure Substances

What are Elements and Compounds?

200

These make up an atom

What are protons, neutrons, and electrons?

200

Trail mix is a perfect example of...

What is a heterogeneous mixture?

200

The exponent tells us...

What is how many times to move the decimal point?

200

Baking a cake is a 

What is a Chemical change?

200

When chemically combined this many types of atoms make up a compound.

What is two or more? 

300

Color, density and boiling point are all examples of 

What is an intensive property?

300

In Gatlinburg when you get the bag of sand and gemstones what is the process of separation called.

What is sieving or screening?

300

If the exponent is negative, you would move the decimal point to the...

What is the left?

300

Describe why ice melting is a physical change

What is because the substance is still water, only the state changed?

300

The symbol of this element is As

What is Arsenic? 

400

These make up the steps of the scientific method.

What is ask a question, make observations, propose an explanation (a hypothesis) for the observations, and make new observations to test the hypothesis further?

400

Define Chromatography

What is it works by letting a moving liquid carry a mixture through a fixed material?

400

Convert 37958000 to Scientific Notation

What is 3.7958 x 10^7?

400

Odor is a...

What is physical property?

400

The chemical symbol of Iodine

What is I?

500

Defined as developing a general conclusion from a collection of observations.

What is inductive reasoning? 

500

Explain why lemonade without pulp is a homogeneous mixture but lemonade with pulp is a heterogeneous mixture

What is when it doesn't have pulp it is uniform throughout, but when it has pulp it is not uniform and you can see the different parts or substance?

500

Convert to standard form: 5.6 x 10^0

What is 5.6?

500

Explain why glass breaking is a physical change but paper burning is a chemical

What is the composition of the glass doesn't change just the shape whereas when paper burns it turns into a new substance, ash?

500

What is the difference between a compound and a mixture?

What is a compound is chemically combined whereas a mixture is not?