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WorksheetsChemistry Unit 1
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 21mins
Is density an intensive or extensive property?
Intensive
Extensive
When adding or subtracting with significant figures, your answer has to be the same number of ——— ——— as the value with the least number of decimal places
(a)
If the exponent is negative, the decimal place moves to the ———
(a)
When multiplying and dividing with significant figures, your answer has to have the same number of ———— ————- as the number with the least number of sig figs
(a)
If the exponent is positive, the decimal place moves to the ————
(a)
If the measurement is getting smaller, the number is getting —————
(a)
If the measurement is getting bigger the number is getting ——————
(a)
Properties where the amount of matter will change the property, such as the mass or volume of the material
(a)
Properties that do not change the amount of material present
(a)
These changes are ones that change the composition of the material ( a new material is formed)
Physical
Chemical
These changes are ones that do not change the composition of the material
Physical
Chemical
- - - - - - - - - mixtures do not have uniform composition because the particles are larger and because they do not combine.
(a)
- - — — - - — - - mixtures have uniform composition, are considered solution, includes alloys, and can be seen through
(a)
The only way to separate compounds into their elements is through ————— means
(a)
Has mass and occupies space
(a)
What is this phase change called?
Solid to Liquid
(a)
What is this phase change called?
Solid to Gas
(a)
What is this phase change called?
Liquid to Solid
(a)
What is this phase change called?
Liquid to Gas
(a)
What is this phase change called?
Gas to Solid
(a)
What is this phase change called?
Gas to Liquid
(a)
This state of matter has: variable shape and volume, molecules move in straight lines, high kinetic energy, and are compressible
Solids
Liquids
Gases
This state of matter has: molecules that slide past each other, low kinetic energy, variable shape, definite volume, and are non-compressible.
Solids
Liquids
Gases
This state of matter has: definite shape and volume, molecules that vibrate at fixed points, they are non-compressible, and have low kinetic energy.
Ex: Ice and Iron
Solids
Liquids
Gases
