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COS Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers density is what kind of property - CORRECT ANSWER - physical define physical property - CORRECT ANSWER - a characteristic that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the substance

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COS Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
density is what kind of property - CORRECT ANSWER - physical



define physical property - CORRECT ANSWER - a characteristic that can be observed or
measured without changing the identity of the substance


melting point - CORRECT ANSWER - when temperature causes a solid to turn into a
liquid


chemical property - CORRECT ANSWER - breaking or making bonds



CER - CORRECT ANSWER - question, procedure, claim, evidence, reason



what are some things that temperature affects? - CORRECT ANSWER - buildings,
bridges, railroad tracks


you begin to see a crack in your driveway, what kind of property is this? - CORRECT
ANSWER - physical property



atom - CORRECT ANSWER - Smallest particle of an element



subatomic particles - CORRECT ANSWER - protons, neutrons, electrons



what is the goal of of different atoms interacting via electrons? - CORRECT ANSWER -
stability


covalent bond - CORRECT ANSWER - two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons

, ionic bond - CORRECT ANSWER - two negatively charged ions attracted



ion - CORRECT ANSWER - An atom or group of atoms that has a positive or negative
charge.


unstable atom - CORRECT ANSWER - An atom with an incomplete outer energy level.



stable atom - CORRECT ANSWER - has a full outer electron level



elements - CORRECT ANSWER - a molecule composed of one kind of atom



compound - CORRECT ANSWER - substance formed by the chemical combination of
two or more elements (in definite proportions)


what is absolute temp - CORRECT ANSWER - 0 K/ -273.15 C



cohesion - CORRECT ANSWER - likes each other, same tupe



adhesian - CORRECT ANSWER - likes each other, different type



Solubility - CORRECT ANSWER - attraction between particles of different kinds



polarity - CORRECT ANSWER - Molecules having uneven distribution of charges



exothermic - CORRECT ANSWER - Releases heat



endothermic - CORRECT ANSWER - Absorbs heat

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