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| reversible change | When something can change back into it's original form |
| reversible change | Ice melting is an example of this type of change |
| biochemistry | chemistry as it applies to living things |
| scientific law | A theory that has been proven many times. |
| property | specific characteristic of a substance |
| chemistry | Study of how compounds combine together |
| Scientific Method | Series of steps to answer a question. |
| Scientific Method | An ordered method of answering a question |
| Conductivity | The ability to conduct electricity |
| Conductivity | Copper has a very good rate of ______________ |
| Density | A measure of how much matter is in a certain volume |
| Manipulated Variable | The part of an experiment that can be changed directly |
| Analytical Chemistry | the subdivision of chemistry dealing with the qualitative and quantitative determination of chemical components of substances. |
| Pure Chemistry | "Check this out" chemistry |
| Extensive property | Depends on amount of matter in an object. Ex. Mass |
| Hypothesis | A guess that can be made only after you have done some research |
| Volume | The amount of space an object takes up. |
| Intensive property | Does NOT depend on the amount of matter in an object. Ex: Boiling point |
| Applied Chemistry | Chemistry for a purpose |
| Malleability | Ability to be pounded into shapes without breaking |
| physical change | change in which the substance itself has not changed |
| physical change | Tearing of paper is an example of this type of change |
| Ductility | Ability to be pulled into wires |
| Element | Smallest amount of a substance that still retains all properties |
| Responding Variable | Part of an experiment that occurs due to what the experimenter changed |
| Inorganic Chemistry | Chemistry that doesn't involve carbon |
| Experiment | What is done to prove or disprove a hypothesis |
| Irreversible change | Change in which a substance cannot change back to its original form |
| Theory | A conditional statement that has been proven many times |
| Chemical change | Burning is an example of this change |
| Ductility | We have copper wires because of copper's _________ |
| Chemical change | This type of change produces a new substance |
| qualitative | measures in categorical or non numerical values |
| quantitative | measuring the amount |
| irreversible change | Burning is not only a chemical change but also a ________ |
| Organic Chemistry | Working with fossils would be involved in this type of chemistry |
| compound | Water is a __________ |
| element | Aluminum is a _______________ |
| Ductility | Iron is not drawn into wires because it has a low ______________ |
| Malleability | Cement couldn't be pounded into thin sheets because it has a low _____________________ |
| matter | Anything that is made up of atoms and takes up space |
