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Science Dept.
Chemistry CHE 100 Notes
C. Matter, Atoms, Elements, Compounds
- States or Phases of Matter: Solid...Liquid...Gas
- Types of Matter
- Heterogenous Matter: Not uniform in composition.
- Homogeneous Matter: Uniform in composition throughout.
- Pure Substance: has definite and constant composition
and properties.
- Homgeneous Mixtures:
Solutions
- gases dissolved in gases
- gases dissolved in liquids
- liquids dissolved in liquids
- solids dissolved in liquids
- liquids dissolved in solids
- solids dissolved in solids
- Elements
- A pure homogeneous substance that can not be
broken down into simpler substances through ordinary
chemical means
- A collection of similar atoms
- Coumpounds
- A pure homogeneous substance that can be
broken down into simpler substances through ordinary
chemical means
- Two or more atoms held together via a chemical bond
- for example: water, H2O
- for example: common table salt, NaCl
- Properties of Pure Substances
- Physical: can be observed with out change
- Chemical: can be observed with change
- Mass and Energy
- Energy:
- Kinetic: motion
- Potential: position in space
- Law of Conservation of Matter
- Law of Conservation of Energy
- E = mc2
- Law of Conservation of Mass - Energy
- Nature of Compounds: formula written as formula units or
molecules
- Ionic: as formula units
- Covalent: formula describes molecule
- Law of Definite Proportions or Constant Composition
- Whether by atom
- Whether by mass or weight
- The Periodic Table of the Elements
- Physical and Chemical Properties of Metals (on left)
- Physical and Chemical Properties of Non-Metals
(on right)
- Physical and Chemical Properties of Noble Gases
(on extreme right)
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