Phase Changes
Chem/Phys Properties
Chem/Phys Changes
Elements, compounds, and molecules
Classifying Matter
100

Energy is being removed, turning a gas to a solid

Deposition

100

What is a property 

something that describes mater 

100

A substance that changes into 1 or more NEW substance

Chemical Change

100

A substance that cannot be broken down further

Elements
100

Is NaCl a pure substance?

Yes

200

Going from solid to liquid to gas and back

Phase change

200

what is something conductive

metals 

200

Signs that a physical change has occured

shape change, color was changed by someone, texture changes, dissolving, and phase changes

200

Liquids that dissolve together

Miscible

200

What type of mixture is chocolate milk?

Suspensions

300

Mass cannot be created nor destroyed

Law of conservation of mass

300

a diamond is a example of what 

hardness 

300

baking bread is an example of what chemical reaction?

endothermic

300

True or false? All molecules are compounds but not all compounds are molecules

False

300

Does kerosene mix with water?

No
400

This is what energy does to have a phase change

Be added or removed

400

what is density

the mass per unit volume of a substance

400

What is the starting materials in a chemical reaction? What is the substance produced by a chemical reaction?

1. Reactant

2. Product

400

Is alcohol an element, compound, or mixture?

compound

400

What type of mixture is milk?

Colloid

500

The ability to change matter

Energy

500

what is one example of malleability 

gold

500

Which would be considered a physical change?

a. Hydrochloric acid is neutralized by a base to produce a salt and water

b. Hydrochloric acid is diluted in water

c. Acid rain causes the decomposition of a marble statue

d. Zinc metal is added to hydrochloric acid and gas is released

B. Hydrochloric acid is diluted in water

500
3 examples of Pure Substances (packet)

Tin, sulfur, water, diamond, pure sugar, table salt, and baking soda

500

What type of mixture is jello?

Colloid