A property that does not depend on how much you have and helps identify a substance.
What is intensive.
Definition of matter.
What anything that takes up space and contains mass?
Copper is an element that is used in electrical wires. What is the smallest unit of copper that still maintains the characteristics of copper?
atom
Hydrogen gas explodes because of this chemical property.
What is flammability?
Name the 3 types of matter.
What are SOLID, LIQUID, GAS?
In a chemical reaction, no new atoms are created, and no atoms are
Destroyed
Explain why a cake is an example of a chemical change.
Ex. because you cannot turn a cake back into the eggs, flour, sugar, etc. that you mixed together?
Increasing the amount of reactants may increase the amount of
products
A mixture where all the substances are in the same phase. It also can go by this other name.
What is a homogeneous mixture and solution?
True or False. Turning peanuts to peanut butter is an chemical change. Explain.
What is FALSE? To make peanut butter, you grind up roasted peanuts, so nothing new is being created.
The driving forces for a chemical reaction.
What are gas formation, solid formation, water formation, and electron transfer?
Explain the difference between an atom and a molecule.
Atoms are the smallest unit of an element that still has the properties of that element. Molecules are two or more atoms bonded together.
When a precipitate is created during a chemical reaction, it creates a heterogeneous mixture composed of a solid and a liquid. Explain how the mixture can be separated.
What is by using filtration.
Explain why producing gas from crude oil is a physical change, but driving with gas is a chemical change.
What is the crude oil is broken down into smaller pieces using a separation technique called distillation by driving with gas leads to the combustion of the gas in the engine.
Explain the Law of Conservation of Mass (Matter).
Matter can not be created or destroyed, it can only change forms.
What are 4 signs of a chemical reaction?
what is color change, formation of gas, formation of solid, temperature change, emission of light, or combustion.