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Unit A Vocabulary
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Substance that poses danger to health and safety
Hazardous material Substance that poses danger to health and safety
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Two or more substances that can be physically separated
Mixture Two or more substances that can be physically separated
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liquid that chemically wears away at solid materials
Corrosive liquid that chemically wears away at solid materials
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Can catch on fire easily
Flammable Can catch on fire easily
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Toxic Materials that are poisonous if inhaled, ingested, or absorbed through the skin
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Chemical properties Traits of a subtance that you find by seeing how it reacts with other chemicals
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Mixes with another liquid
Miscible Mixes with another liquid
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Physical properties Characteristics that can be observed or measured without changing the substance.
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scale for acidity 0 to 14, water is 7. Strongest acid is 1 and
*pH scale for acidity 0 to 14, water is 7. Strongest acid is 1 and strongest base is 14
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How easily the substance lets electricity flows
conductivity How easily the substance lets electricity flows
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cubic centimeter cm x cm x cm = cm³
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liter= 1000ml M=100cm Cm=10mm
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the amount of space an object takes up
volume the amount of space an object takes up
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density Density = mass volume
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based on math calculations
quantitative based on math calculations
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qualitative based on opinion
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amount of atoms in a substance
mass amount of atoms in a substance
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force of gravity on a mass
weight force of gravity on a mass
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trade-offs give and take
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Problem 1 A cube of material has a side that measures 2 cm. When you measure its mass, it is 10 grams. Calculate its density. Show your formulas and work.
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Problem 2 Liquid A has a density of 1 g/ml, liquid B has a density of 2.3 g/ml, and liquid C has a density of 1.2 g/ml. Draw and label a diagram of how they would be layered in a container.
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Problem 3 A scientist is trying to identify a rock by determining its density. Explain how he/she would calculate the rock’s density.
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