TEST   October 13, 2010 STUDY OUTLINE        

Pure Substances & Mixtures

Date: Wednesday, October 13

Key Terms

States of matter: Matter (194) Solid (194) Liquid (194) Gas (194) Plasma (see notes)

Atoms or particles (199, see notes) knietic energy and potential energy (see notes)

Temperature vs. Heat (201, see notes) The Particles Theory (200 see notes) soluble and insoluble (see notes),

solidification (203), liquidification (203), condensation (203) , evaporation (203), vaporization (see notes),

sublimation (203)

deposition (203) Solute (see notes), Solvent (see notes)

State if Heat is Added or Removed for each change of state?

Temperature at which water freezes, boils, melts (Celsius and Kelvin)

Note: K = C + 273

Changes of the state of matter (203, see notes)

(Examples for each State)

What are Pure Substance: (Elements and Compounds) Examples for each??

What are Mixtures: (heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures)

Note: Solution and mixtures can be present in solid, liquid, or gaseous state)

Chemical Symbol for elements & compounds: See Agenda

Iron, Gold, Copper, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Carbon, Helium, Sodium, Nitrogen, Mercury, Calcium,

Chlorine, Nickel, Compounds (water, air, brass...)

dilute solution (see notes) concentrated solution (see notes)

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Term 1 (September - January)

Pure Substances and Mixtures: Unit 1 Outline

-Quick lab: Concentrating a Mixture (page 188)

-Goals:

* Dintinguish between Pure Substances (Element, Compound) and Mixtures

* Particle Theory

* Differences between Pure Substances and Mixtures

Key Terms: Matter, Pure Substance, Element, Compound, Mixtures, Homogeneous, Heterogeneous,

Atoms, Melting, freezing, boiling, evaporation, evaporation, vapouration, condensdation, liquefication, sublimation, deposition, solvent, solute, insoluble, soluble, dilute solution, concentration, saturatd, saturation point, unsaturated, supersaturated,

What is matter? (page 195-)

* Types of matter (Visible matter and Dark Matter)

* Most Abundant Types of matter

* creating or destroying matter (Law of Conservation of Energy)

* Solid, liquid, Plasma, Solid, Bose Einstein Condensate (states of matter)

* What is a particle? (p. 200)

* Chemical Symbol for Elements: AU (Gold)

* Compounds H2O (water)

Learning Checkpoint (page 201)

-Space and Attraction between Particles (page 202)

-Changes in teh State of Matter (page 203)

*Inquiry Activity: Maelting and Freezing of Deodorizer (page 205)

*Check and Refect (page 206)

*Chapter Review (pages 208-209)

Unit Review

Unit Test

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