Law of cconservation 

a) State what it is

b) Give an everyday eexample

c) Give a chemical reaction that illustrates it

a) The total mass remains constant during a chemical change (chemical reaction)

b) burning wood

c) When mercury mixes with oxyogen it creates mercury oxide, and when you heat mercury oxide it becomes mercury and oxygen

Solids liquids and gases

a) describe the differences between the states of matters

b) give examples of each state

a) The difference is in rigity and compresibility, a gas is is easily compressible, a liquid is fluid that is not easily compressible, and solids are rigidity

b) Gas- Steam

    Liquid- Water

    Solid- Ice

Properties Of Matter

a) Physical Property:  Define it and give three examples

a) A characteristic that can be observed for a material without changing its chemical identity

color, shape, boiling point

Properties Of Matter

b) Chemical Property:  Define it and give three examples

b)  It is a characteritic of a material involving chemical change

dissolvibility, flammibility, and reactivity

Properties Of Matter

c) Physical Change:  Two examples

c) cereal going soggy, grass being mowed

Properties Of Matter

d) Chemical Change:  Two Examples

d) wood burning, fireworks explodeing

Substances

a)  Elements:  Define and 3 Examples

a) A substance that cannot be decomposed by any chemical reaction into a simpler substance

Mercury, iodine, arsenic

Substances:

b) Compoumds:  Define and 3 Examples

b) A substance composed of two or more elements chemically combined

Sodium-chloride, Carbon Dioxide, Water

Substances

c) Mixtures: Define and 3 Examples and Difference between Heterogeneous and Homogeneous mixtures

c) Material that can be separated by physical means into two or more substances

Sodium Chloride, Pizza, Salsa

A heterogeneous mixture has distinct physical parts, and homogeneous is all mixed together

Intense vs. Extensive Properties

a) Intensive Properties- Define and give 2 examples

a) System does not depend on the system size or amount

malleability, elasticity

Intense vs. Extensive Properties

b) Extensive Property- Define and Give 2 Examples

b) It is directly porpotional to the amount of material present

volume, heat capicity

Chromatogrophy

a) What is it

a) A collective term for separating mixtures

Chromatogrophy

b) Briefly descrive 3 different types

b) Gas Chromatogrophy- a separation technique where gas is the mobile phase

    Liquid Chomatogrophy- a separation technique where the mobile phase is liquid

    Fast Protein Liquid Chromatogrophy- several chromatogrophy techniques used to purify proteins

Chromatogrophy

c) Apply to lab situation

c) When tyring to identify the or purify the original components of a mixture