0.1 - Classification of Matter
0.2 - Types of Mixtures
0.3 - Methods of Separating Mixtures
0.4 - Properties of Matter
0.5 - Measurements and Sig. Figs.
100

How do you define a pure substance? What are the two kinds of pure substances?

Matter that contains only 1 kind of atom or 1 kind of molecule. Elements and Compounds. 

100

What is a solution?

Homogeneous mixture where one substance is dissolved in another. 

Particles are not visible. Cannot be filtered. Particles do not settle. No Tyndall Effect. 

100

What technique would you use to separate: Pure water from salt water

Simple distillation (evaporate the water but need to condense the water to collect it)

100

What is a physical property? What is a chemical property?

Physical Property: a property of a substance that can be observed without changing its identity

Chemical Property: a property of a substance that can be observed or measured as it interacts with other substances

100

What does SI stand for? What country developed this system?

System International. France. 

200

How do you define an elements? How do you define a compound?

Pure substance that only contains one kind of atom. 

Pure substance that only contains one kind of molecule.  

200

What is a solute? What is a solvent? 

Solute is the substance present in the least amount. (gets dissolved)

Solvent is the substance present in the largest amount. (dissolving medium)

200

What technique would you use to separate: Iron from a mixture of dirt and iron filings

Magnetism (Iron has the physical property of being magnetic) 

200

What is a physical change? What is a chemical change?

Physical change: A change where no new substances are produced; matter’s identity stays the same although it may look different.

Chemical change: A change where new substances are produced

200

Which of these units are apart of the SI System? 

meter, inch, gram, second, ounce, gallons, Kelvin, foot, kilogram, pound, centimeter, liter, Degrees Fahrenheit 


Meter, Gram, Second, Kelvin, Kilogram, Centimeter, Liter 

300

How do you define a mixture?

Matter that is made of 2 or more different substances that are physically bonded together, rather than chemically bonded. 

300

Define unsaturated solution. Define saturated solution. Define supersaturated solution. 

Unsaturated: A solution containing less solute than can actually be dissolved in the solvent

Saturated: A solution containing as much solute as the solvent is capable of dissolving

Supersaturated: A solution containing more solute than the solvent can hold at room temperature

300

Describe the process of chromatography. 

A separation techniques based on the physical property solubility. 

There is a stationary phase and mobile phase. The paper is placed in a solvent. The solvent runs up the paper and pulls the different substances up the paper depending on how soluble each substance is. 

If it runs further up the paper, the more soluble that substance is. If it doesn't run far up the paper, the less soluble that substance is. 

300

Is this an example of a physical or chemical change?


Food is digested in the stomach to release its nutrients

Chemical change

300

What is the metric conversion scale (From K to m). Tell me the name and the symbol. 

Kilo (k), Hecto (h), Deka (da), BASE UNIT, Deci (d), Centi (c), Milli (m)

400

How do you define heterogenous mixture? How do you define homogenous mixture?

Heterogenous Mixture is a mixture where you can see the different components. Homogenous Mixture is a mixture where you cannot see the different components. 

400

What is a colloid? What is a suspension? 

Colloid: Homogenous mixture (no particles visible). Cannot be filtered. Particles do not settle. Yes Tyndall Effect.

Suspension: Heterogenous mixture (particles visible). Can be filtered. Particles do settle. Yes Tyndall Effect. 

400

What's the difference between simple distillation and fractional distillation? 

Fractional distillation has the fractionating column which causes other substances that evaporated too early to condense back into the original mixture. 

Simple distillation is for separating one liquid from a dissolved solid or from another liquid. Fractional distillation is for separating multiple liquids from one another. 

400

Is this an example of a physical or chemical property?

Copper is an excellent thermal and electrical conductor.

Physical Property

400

Complete this conversion: 24.67 hm = ___________ cm

You need to show me the complete conversion factor with ALL units. 

24.67 hm = 246,700 cm

24.67 hm x (10,000 cm / 1 hm) = ____ cm

500

What is a diatomic element?

Element that made of 2 atoms of that kind of element (same kind of atom)

500

Label these 3 examples are either a solution, colloid, or suspension: paint, salt water, and muddy water. Provide some reasoning. 

Solution: salt water (homogenous, no Tyndall Effect)

Colloid: paint (homogenous, yes Tyndall Effect)

Suspension: muddy water (heterogenous, yes Tyndall Effect)

500

Why can mixtures be separated? Give an example of this kind of property. 

They can be separated based on physical properties because no chemical reaction occurs when its mixed. One example: physical property - solubility 

500

Is this an example of a physical or chemical change?

Your breath becomes visible when you breathe out in the cold air.

Physical Change

500

Complete this mathematical operation. Round your answer to the appropriate number of sig. figs. 

(5.12 + 70.589) x (98.4 - 40.00)

(75.709) x (58.40) = 4,421.4056...

Original Value Sig Figs: 3, 5, 3, 4

Rounded Answer to 3 Sig Figs: 4,420