Guide: Chemistry 2045.   Exam 1 Ch. 1-6
            
 Chapter 1: Keys to the study of Chemistry
            
 · Chemistry: The study of matter and its properties, the changes that matter undergoes, and the energy associated with those changes.
            
 · Matter: Anything that has mass and volume, inertia, and energy(the ability to do work)
            
 · Properties: the characteristics that give each substance its unique identity.  They can be 1.Physical (characteristic shown by themselves, without changing or interacting with another substance) A physical change leads to a different form of the same substance (same composition)
            
 · Intensive (independent of amount of material, ex. Density) 
            
 · Extensive(depend on amount of material, ex volume)
            
 · 2.Chemical-how some material reacts in the presence of other.  A chemical reaction occurs when a substance (or substances) is converted into a different substance. A chemical change leads to a different substance (different composition) (see attached 1.1)
            
 · The Three(four) States of Matter
            
 · Liquid conforms a container shape, but to the extent of the liquids own volume
            
 · Gas conforms container shape, but fills entire container.
            
 · Potential Energy- Energy due to position.
            
 · Kinetic Energy- Energy due to the motion of the object
            
 · Total Energy:   Potential + Kinetic
            
 · Energy is an extensive property
            
 1.5 Measurement in Scientific study.
            
 · Temperature-kelvin-K ( how hot or cold a substance is relative to another substance)
            
 · Heat is energy that floats between objects that are at different temperatures.
            
 · Temperature is an intensive property.
            
 · T(in K) = T(in °C) + 273.15 (same size degree unit)
            
 · T(in °C)  = T(in K) - 273.15
            
 · T(in °F)  = 9/5(T) (in °C) + 32  (different degree unit)
            
 · T(in °C) = [ T (in °F) - 32] (5/9)
            
 · Amount of Subst...