REVIEW OF MATTER Know it all, be one with the matter. You can do it. Take out a sheet of paper, number it 1 to.

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REVIEW OF MATTER Know it all, be one with the matter. You can do it. Take out a sheet of paper, number it 1 to

1. A physical change is another way to say A. a compound forms B. a phase change happens C. Matter is turned into other matter D. You change the shape by squishing or pushing matter

1. A physical change is another way to say B. a phase change happens

2.Match these up GAS LIQUID SOLID Definite shape definite volume Indefinite shape, indefinite volume Indefinite shape, definite volume

2.Match these up GAS LIQUID SOLID Definite shape definite volume Indefinite shape, indefinite volume Indefinite shape, definite volume

3. Define Heterogeneous

NOT the same throughout, like raisin bran cereal, or salt mixed with sand.

4. Which CAN be decomposed by a chemical change? A. Co B. CO C. Hg D. Fe

4. Which CAN be decomposed by a chemical change? B. CO – this is a compound, 2 or more atoms bonded together

5. How do we take separate a mixture of salty water? A. A chemical reaction B. Filter paper C. With a magnet D. With a distillation apparatus

5. How do we take separate a mixture of salty water? D. With a distillation apparatus

6. Convert the melting point of copper into centigrade temperature. Use a formula.

6. Convert the melting point of copper into centigrade temperature. Use a formula. K= C = C ° = C

7. If 502 grams of iron completely combines with 216 grams of oxygen to form rust, how many grams of rust form?

502 g g = 718 grams rust

8. When 2 elements chemically combine into a product, the product… A. has the same properties as the reactants B. has a blend of properties of the reactants C. has new, unique properties, unlike the reactants D. may or may not be similar, it depends on the elements combining

8. When 2 elements chemically combine into a product, the product… C. has new, unique properties, unlike the reactants

9. Count the number of atoms in these three formulas A. aluminum permanganate Al(MnO 4 ) 3 B. ammonium carbonate (NH 4 ) 2 CO 3 C. nickel (III) acetate Ni(C 2 H 3 O 2 ) 3

9. Count the number of atoms in these three formulas A. aluminum permanganate Al(MnO 4 ) 3 16 B. ammonium carbonate (NH 4 ) 2 CO 3 14 C. nickel (III) acetate Ni(C 2 H 3 O 2 ) 3 22

10.Name the phase changes Solid to Gas Liquid to Gas Solid to Liquid Gas to Solid Liquid to Solid Gas to Liquid

10.Name the phase changes Solid to Gas - sublimation Liquid to Gas - vaporization Solid to Liquid - melting Gas to Solid - deposition Liquid to Solid - freezing Gas to Liquid - condensation

11. State the temperature known as standard temperature in Kelvin and in Centigrade

11. State the temperature known as standard temperature in Kelvin and in Centigrade Table A shows this. 273 Kelvin, or 0°C

12. Calculate (with a formula) the volume of 375 grams of sodium metal.

D = Mass Volume 0.97 g/cm 3 = 375 grams Volume 0.97 g/cm 3 (V) = 375 grams 0.97 g/cm 3 = 0.97 g/cm 3 V = 387 cm 3 (3 sf)

What could these particle diagrams represent? Which are ATOMS, MOLECULES, DIATOMIC ATOMS?

What could these particle diagrams represent? Which are Atoms, Molecules, DIATOMIC elements? ATOMS DIATOMIC Element ATOMS DIATOMIC Element Compound