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Boiling/ Evaporation
wolume (^) and volume Melting
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Solid (^) Liquid Gas rce i (^) tiractiC (^) tihan is sxrong ery^ less iti n.2. state
it is difficult to ompressed more Freezing Condensation Casily than solids
Easy to compress Compress
O'c 32° Deposition
212'F Matter 100C Water boils Water boils
Pure substance
98.6'F Normal body temperature Mixture 37"C Normal body temperature
0°C Water^ freezes^ mxture^ mixture Water freezes
Celsius Therrmometer (^) Fahrenheit Thermometer
HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES VERSUS PURE^ SUBSTANCE HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURESs VERSUS MIXTURE onogenous inixiures hava unifom
Pure substances are (^) Mixtures are made up
matter: hus the (^) that are not eomposition is the same throughout
chemically bonded
Chemical and (^) Chemical and
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Can be categorised as gas, liquid and
Categorised as homogencous and heterogeeneous
Pallicle sizes
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Examples include sand and sugar, oil
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ompoinents can be separated easily
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Chemical and Physical (^) Changes
Elements V. Compounds Chemical^ change:^ A^ Physical^ change:^ Matter
chemical reaction forms changes form but not
gOMPOUNDS (^) new products. (^) chemical identity.
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Examples: Water (H20), Carbon Dioxide (C02), DNA, Proteins, eto |Combustion Rotting Melting Shredding
Elements are madeup of atoms
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Significant Figures Rules Sig Figs and Calculations
With a lot of complications for how to deal with zeroes. Not significant: Not significant: Signilicant Multiplication^ and^ Addition^ and all zeros between Division: round the nonzero numbers answer to the saime
zero for (^) zeros used only Subtraction:^ round^ the "cosmetic"* to locatc the (^) answer to the same purpose (^) decimal point number of significant number of decimal
figures as the least places as the value^ with
certain measurement the fewest
Significant Signilicant: all nonzero
x (^) 14.25 41.
zeros at the end of (^) 7.050+6.2 13. intcgers (^3) siyh
Volume
of decimal point^3 Mass
Length Time
1 in 2.54 cm 1 ft 12 in 3 ft 1 yd
1 gallon=3.78 L 1 fl oz = 29.57 mL
+1 lb = 16 oz 60 min 1hr
1 grain = 64.8 mg
1 ton 2000 lbs 1 km 0.621 (^) miles *1Ka= \KD
10 yr^1 decade 1 fluidram = 3.72 mL 100 yr 1 century
5280 ft = 1 mile
Energy 4.184J1 cal A1 kcal = 1000 cal = 1 food cal (Cal)
1 Mm 1,000,000 m 1 km 1000 m
Temperature
10 dm = 1m
Tr=(T32)
Tp = ()Tc 4+
100 cm =1m
1,000,000 um = 1 m
1,000,000 nm = 1 m
1 atm 760 mmHg 760 torr
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