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Question | Answer |
Mineral | An inorganic solid that occurs naturally and has a definite chemical composition and structure |
Streak | The color of a mineral in its powder form |
Luster | How light is reflected from the surface of a mineral |
Density | The mass of a substance divided by its volume (how heavy it feels compared to other materials) |
Mohs scale | Ranks the hardness of minerals from 1 to 10, with 1 being softest and 10 being the hardest |
Hardness | A minerals ability to resist scratching |
Color <--- wrong spelling | Certain wavelengths of light are absorbed, resulting in a combination of wave lengths that reach the eye |
6.1 When Substances Change | Why Did You Flip? |
Physical Change | A change that does not result in a new substance being produced |
Boiling | A change of state where a liquid is heated and changes to a gas within the liquid |
Chemical Change | A change that results in a new substance being formed |
Condensation | A change of state where a gas is cooled and forms a liquid |
Contraction | A decrease in size |
Deposition | A change of state from gas to solid |
Endothermic (I Don't Know What It Is) Just Added It To Make It Look Cool | Describes a process that absorbs energy from the surroundings |
Evaporation | The change of state where a liquid changes to a gas at the surface of the liquid |
Exothermic [Another One] | Describes a process that gives off energy in the form of heat, light or sound |
Expansion | An increase in size |
Freezing | The change of state from liquid to a solid |
Melting | The change of state when a solid is heated and forms a liquid |
Precipitate | A solid formed during a chemical change |
Solidification | The change of state from liquid to solid |
Solution | A mixture where the substances are mixed on the atomic level |
Sublimation | A change of state from solid to gas |
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