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CHEMISTRY SEMESTER 1 FINAL
REVIEW GUIDE QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
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Define Chemistry:

Define Matter: - Chemistry is the study of matter and the changes it undergoes.

Matter is the "stuff" of which the universe is composed; it as mass and it occupies space.



Distinguish physical from chemical properties; physical and chemical changes. - Physical Properties:
substance shows by itself, without interacting with another substance.

Chemical Properties: Properties a substance shows on interaction with other substances.

Physical Change: Change that only affects physical properties. Leads to a different form of the same
substance.

Chemical Change: Substance (s) are changed into NEW substances.



Physical or Chemical change?

Pounding Al into sheets...

Melting Butter....

A car rusting...

Mg Burning...

Koolaid dissolving.... - Physical

Physical

Chemical

Chemical

Physical



Compare exothermic and endothermic reactions:

, wood burning...

ice melting.... - exo

endo



What is exothermic? - energy (heat) flows out of the system into the surroundings.



What is endothermic? - energy (heat) flows from the surroundings into the system.



Distinguish between atoms, elements, molecules. - atoms: the smallest particle still characterizing a
chemical element

elements: substance containing ONE type of atom and is defined by its ATOMIC NUMBER (# of protons in
nucleus). can be bonded or "unbonded"

molecules: at least two atoms (same or different) held together by bonds behaving as a unit.



Define/ give examples of allotropes - An alletrope is a different molecular or crystalline form of a
element.

O₂/O₃, S/S₈,

3 allotropes of carbon = diamond, graphite, buckminsterfullerene.



What is a pure substance? - either a pure elect or a compound.



What is a homogeneous mixture? - a mixture that is the same throughout. dissolves into something.



What is a heterogenous mixture? - a mixture containing regions with different properties. example: sand
and water.



What is a element? - Substance containing only one type of atom.



What is a compound? - Substance made by bonding atoms together in specific ways. Two or more
different types of atoms.

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