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Water has a density of 1 g/ml
Anything with a density less than 1 g/ml will float on water |
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Sublimation is when a solid goes directly to a gas
melting is when a solid changes to a liquid
Evaporation is when a liquid changes to a gas
Freezing is when a liquid changes into a solid
Deposition is when a gas turns directly into a solid |
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The properties of matter are color, composition, shape, size, elasticity, density, volume, taste, odor, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, hardness, boiling point, melting point, luster, ductility, malleability, viscosity, and tensile strength.
Chemical properties are reactivity and flammability. |
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10 + 10 LAB
We added 10ml of water to 10ml of alcohol, and a physical change took place, as it was just a mixture of alcohol and water and no new substance was created. |
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Evaporation Lab
To test if 25ml of alcohol evaporates faster than 25 ml of water.
The alcohol evaporated much faster than the water due to the fact that alcohol is less dense than water, so its molecules are not as tightly packed and they are larger, so when it evaporates it takes more volume into gas form. |
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Mystery Lab
put 5ml of white powder in a test tube and heat until a color change takes place.
It took 7 seconds for a color change to take place, and at 20 seconds the new color was golden brown. The newest chemical was very viscous and it stretched into a string.
When the sugar was heated the chemical bonds in the sugar broke splitting it into CO2 and H2O and the leftover solid was carbon.
C6H12O6->CO2+H2O+C+So2 |
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Napalm Lab
mix methanol and culcium acotate together and ignite.
At first the flame was nearly invisible, but blue, indicating it was very hot. The fire then turned orange and remained orange until going out.
CaCh3(O2)2+CH3OH->Co2+H2O |
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Physical and chemical changes
a chemical change is when one form of matter is converted to another.
A physical change, changes the size or shape of matter. |
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MYSTERY DEMO
powder x was mixed with liquid y, creating a yellowish substance. Soon the yellowish substance turned brown. The brown substance then turned black and expanded, releasing the smell of raisins. |
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HINDENBURG DEMO
Drain-o is a very powerful base. The drain-o released gas into the balloon filling it up.
After sitting in its own gas for 90 minutes, the drain-o turns grey and bubbly. |
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DEMOCRITUS
discovered "atomos"
Atomos is the smallest form of anything and everything is made up of atomos.
400 b.c. |
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THE FOUR ELEMENTS
The theory where everything is made up of earth, fire, air, and water |
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Robert Boyle 1691
first person to question the the classical model of the atom. He denies the 4 elements.
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John Dalton: Dalton's Laws
1. Matter is made up of atoms that are invisible and indestructable.
2. Atoms of the same element are indenticle.
3. Atoms of different elements are different.
4. Atoms only combine in small, whole number episodes
5. Atoms can neither be created, nor destroyed |
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J.J. Thompson 1904
Thought atoms were made of electrons that were negatively charged. Plum pudding model.
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Ernest Rutherford 1911
Discovered atoms are not solid, mostly empty space, but has 1 hard part: the nucleus.
Atom gun thingy. |
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James Chadwick 1932
discovered the neutron. |
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Niels Bohr 1913
Says electrons travel in orbits. |
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Modern Wave Theory
Electrons exist in energy levels. |
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COPPER SULFATE LAB
We added 2g of zinc and 5ml of CuSO4 together in a single test tube. After a few minutes the head of the zinc was turning red because the copper was removed from the sulfur in oxygen. This caused a chemical reaction that made the zinc turn red. After a few more minutes, we were told to shake the solution. The entire solution turned black, then the most dense substance, zinc, sank to the bottom again as a suspension. |
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5 types of Rx
Synthesis: H2 + O2 -> H2O
Decomposition: H2O -> H2 + O2
Single replacement: AlNo3 + Cu -> Cu (NO3)2 + Al
Double replacement: MgSO4 + ZnCl2 -> ZnSO4 + MgCl2
Combustion: C2 + O2 -> CO2 + H2O |
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ROUNDING MOLECULAR MASS
Round 0.3 or lower down
Round 0.8 or higher up
Don't Round 0.31-0.79 |
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Boiling points
100 degrees Celcius
212 degrees farenheit |
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Freezing points
0 degrees celcius
32 degrees farenheit |
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Absolute Zero
0 degrees kelvin
-273 degrees celcius
-459 degrees farenheit |
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Rates of reaction
How to increase rates of reaction:
Add a catalyst
Increase the tempurature
Increase the concentration
decrease surface area
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IODINE DEMO
iodine is a gas at room tempurature, but when submerged in ice water, it went through deposition and froze into iodine crystals. |
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Writing chemical formulas
NH Ammonium
No Nitrate
OH Hydroxide
ClO Chlorate
So Sulfate
O Oxide
PO Phosphate
CO Carbonate
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Acids and Bases
Acids release lots pf H+1
Bases release lots of OH-1 |
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Organic Chemistry prefixes
1. Meth
2.Eth
3.Pop
4.but
5.pent
6.hex
7.hept
8.oct
9.non
10.dec |
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Organic chemistry suffixes
-ane: Single bond
-ene: Double bond
-yne: triple bond |
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Substituting hydrocarbons
Add OH-1= Alcohol (change "e" ending to "ol" ending)
Add COOH-1= organic acid (ethanol to ethanic acid)
Add both= Ester (auromatic hydrocarbon
Add Halogen= Halogen derivative |
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FAMILY IIA
family IIA elements are known as the alkaline earth metals, they are soft, silvery white, and the third most reactive family. They react with acids bases and water and they form +2 ions. |
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Familt IA
Known as the alkaline metals, they are soft, silvery white metals, and the most reactive family.
They react with acids, bases, and water and they form +1 ions |
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Transition or heavy metals
Ductile, malleable, high melting point, good conductors.
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Metalloids
Properties of both metals and non-metals |
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non-metals
Not ductile or malleable, bad conductors |
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Family VIIA
Known as the halogens, they form -1 ions, react violently, and they are the 2nd most reactive family. |
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Family VIIIA
known as the Noble Gasses, they are colorless, odorless, non reactive gasses. They never form compounds |
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Rare Earth Metals
Heavy, most reactive metals, many man made |
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Bug people
#of fingers=atomic #
Body size= atomic mass
Body Pattern=family properties
# of hairs=# of valence electrons
# of arms= electron energy levels
# of fingers per arm= # of electrons per energy level |
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