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Define Matter - √√Occupies space (has Volume) and has mass

Define Substance - √√Matter that has chemical makeup and specific intrinsic (fixed) properties

Define Pure Substance - √√Chemical structure made of only one element or structure.

Define element - √√Something that can't be separated by chemical means; can be naturally occurring or not

Define compound - √√matter/substance made of two or more elements

Give examples of compounds - √√Water (H2O), Ammonia (NH3), Methane (CH4)

Define mixture - √√two or more substances combined (distinct identities retained! not a chemical change,
but a physical change)

What are the two types of mixtures? - √√homogeneous and heterogeneous

What is a homogeneous mixture? - √√Uniform composition (same throughout) (Liquid/Liquid, Gas/Gas)

What is a hetrogenous mixture? - √√Non-Uniform composition

Which mixture do you use filtration in? - √√Heterogenous (think pebbles and sand)

What mixture do you use distillation in? - √√Both Homo and Hetro.

What is important about Distillation? - √√Needs to be boiled

Define Physical change - √√Substance is the same (identity unchanged, different form)

Define chemical change - √√Substance identity is changed

What are the three states of matter? - √√solid, liquid, gas

What is a Gas? - √√Shape and volume change

What is a liquid? - √√Shape change, volume fixed

What is a solid? - √√shape and volume fixed

Define an intensive property and give examples - √√amount of matter does not affect change (ie: color,
density, temp)

, Define an extensive property and give examples - √√Amount of matter does effect change (ie: length,
volume, mass)

Mega prefix is? - √√M
10^6 (or 1,000,000)

Kilo prefix is? - √√k
10^3 (or 1000)

Deci prefix is? - √√d
10^ -1 (or 0.1)

Centi prefix is? - √√c
10^-2 (or 0.01)

Milli prefix is? - √√m
10^-3 (or 0.001)

micro prefix is? - √√u^b
10^-6 (or 0.000001)

nano prefix is? - √√n
10^-9 (or 0.000000001)

10^3/10^6 is what? - √√10^-3 (or 0.001)

Default SI base unit for mass is? - √√Kilogram (kg)

Default SI base unit for length? - √√Meter (m)

Default SI base unit for time? - √√second (s/sec)

Default SI base unit for temp? - √√Kelvin (k)

What is 1K? - √√273.15 degrees

Default SI base unit for amount of substance? - √√mole (or mol)

Default SI base unit for electric current? - √√Ampere (A/amp)

Default SI base unit for Luminous Intensity? - √√Candela (cd)

Default SI base unit for volume? - √√Cubic Meter (m^3)

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