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Science is a system of knowledge and methods used to find knowledge |
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Technology uses knowledge to solve problems |
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Hypothesis is an explanation that has not been tested |
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In an experiment the control stays the same |
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Three times Ten to the Sixth ( 3 x 10 6) is an example of scientific notation |
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Mass is the amount of matter in an object |
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We often make mistakes when we measure |
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For temperature Kelvin = Celsius + 273 |
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Precision means your measurements are close together |
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Elements are different types of atoms |
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A compound is two or more elements joined in a fixed proportion |
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A heterogenous mixture is NOT evenly mixed |
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A solution could be salt dissolved in water |
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Viscosity measures how easily a liquid flows |
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Malleability means you can hammer a metal block into a thin sheet |
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Melting point is the temperature where a solid becomes a liquid |
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If a material is more dense than water then that material will sink in water |
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Physical change only changes the appearance of matter |
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Flammable substances can burn |
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Chemical change produces a new material |
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Chemical reaction might produce gas bubbles |
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Matter is made of moving particles |
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Heat is produced by moving particles |
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Temperature measures the average speed of moving particles |
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Absolute zero is the temperature at which particles would stop moving |
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Freezing changes a liquid to a solid |
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When water turns to ice it loses heat |
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Matter is made of tiny particles called atoms |
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Democritus and Aristotle debated about atoms but never did any experiments |
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Dalton produced the first modern theory about atoms |
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Thomson discovered the electron |
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Rutherford and his team discovered the nucleus |
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Most of an atom is empty space |
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Mendeleev invented the periodic chart |
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Atomic number tells you the number of protons in an atom |
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On the periodic chart vertical columns are called groups |
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Atoms are not destroyed but are rearranged in a chemical reaction |
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Electrons are negative charges in an atom |
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Number of protons + Number of neutrons = Mass number |
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Metals are shiny and good conductors of electricity |
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Periodic law says that the properties of the elements repeat |
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Most atoms are stable with 8 valence electrons |
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Ionic bond is when one atom takes electrons from another atom |
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CA two plus ( CA 2+ ) is a cation |
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A chemical bond is the force that holds atoms closer together |
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Ionic crystals break easily |
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In covalent bonds two atoms share a pair of electrons between them |
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Polar covalent bonds do NOT share electrons equally |
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Fe teo plus ( Fe 2+ ) is named the iron ( ll ) ion |
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Metals contain metallic bonds |
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Alloys are mixtures of different metals |
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In a chemical reaction the mass before = the mass after |
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C + 02 ---- CO2 is a chemical equation |
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C + O2 ---- CO2 is a balanced equation |
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