SEMESTER EXAM REVIEW MRS STAFFORD HS PHYSICAL SCIENCE.

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SEMESTER EXAM REVIEW MRS STAFFORD HS PHYSICAL SCIENCE

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MIXTURE AND PURE SUBSTANCES MATTER CAN BE BROKEN DOWN INTO TWO CATEGORIES: PURE SUBSTANCES AND MIXTURES. PURE SUBSTANCES ARE FURTHER BROKEN DOWN INTO ELEMENTS AND COMPOUNDS. MIXTURES ARE PHYSICALLY COMBINED STRUCTURES THAT CAN BE SEPARATED INTO THEIR ORIGINAL COMPONENTS. A CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE IS COMPOSED OF ONE TYPE OF ATOM OR MOLECULE.

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND CHANGES PHYSICAL – NO NEW SUBSTANCESCHEMICAL- YOU GET A NEW SUBSTANCE

KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER

LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS

BOYLES AND CHARLES GAS LAWS

ATOMIC THEORY DALTON THOMSON

MENDELEEV

THE ALKALI METALS

THE NOBLE GASES

CHEMICAL BONDING IONIC VS COVALENT BOND

NAMING COMPOUNDS IONICCOVALENT

CHEMICAL REACTIONS BALANCING EQUATIONSSIGNS OF A CHEMICAL REACTION

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COLLOID AND SUSPENSION AND THE TYNDALL EFFECT Know definitions of miscible and immiscible

ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS AND PH

NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY ALPHA, BETA AND GAMMA DECAYFUSION VS FISION

CAN YOU SEE AN ATOM?

GET SOME SLEEP EAT A GOOD BREAKFAST YOU WILL ACE YOUR SEMESTER EXAM

INTERESTING SCIENCE! TAKE A BREAK…

COOL CHEMICAL REACTIONS