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Science Ch. 16 Matter

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Matteranything that has mass and takes up space
Mixturecontains more than one kind of matter
Homogeneous Mixturea mixture that contains more than one type of matter and is the same throughout
Heterogeneous Mixturea mixture that contains more than one type of matter and is not the same throughout
Substancecannot be separated into different kinds of matter by physical means such as sorting, filtering, heating, or cooling
Elementa substance that contains only one type of matter (neon, helium, …)
Atomsmallest particle of an element that still retains the property of that element
Compoundsubstance that contains more than one type of matter that cannot be separated by physical means (2 or more elements such as sodium chloride)
Moleculesmallest particle of a compound that still retains the property of that compound
Volumehow much space matter occupies.….measured using a ruler (l x w x h) or a beaker/graduated cylinder
Masshow much matter there is…..measured using a balance (g)
Meniscusupward or downward curve of a liquid in a graduated cylinder
Solidphase of matter in which molecules vibrate in place…..retains shape and size
Liquidphase of matter in which molecules move over and around each other…..retains size (volume), no definite shape
Gasphase of matter in which molecules move randomly and separate…..no definite shape or size (volume)
Plasmaphase of matter abundant in the Universe, rarely found on Earth (stars, sun, neon, lightning, …)
Condensationgas to liquid (helps create snow, rain, …)
Evaporationliquid to gas
Sublimationsolid to gas (dry ice)
Melting pointtemperature at which a solid becomes a liquid
Boiling pointtemperature at which a liquid becomes a gas
Indirect measurementcalculating size of very large or small objects through use of proportional relationships
Displacementmeasuring volume by placing an object in water and recording the change in water level
Gram (g)metric unit for measuring mass…..about the size of a paperclip
Silverelement on the periodic table…..classified as a substance, not a mixture


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