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    This document is a study guide for a 7th grade science exam covering chapters 1 and 2. It includes a list of vocabulary terms with definitions to be learned, such as physical property, chemical property, mass, weight, solubility, compound, and distillation. Methods like paper chromatography, fractional distillation, and distillation are also defined. Suspensions and colloids are compared and contrasted. The study guide provides example problems and diagrams from the textbook to review. It concludes with test taking strategies and notes pages.

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    This document is a study guide for a 7th grade science exam covering chapters 1 and 2. It includes a list of vocabulary terms with definitions to be learned, such as physical property, chemical property, mass, weight, solubility, compound, and distillation. Methods like paper chromatography, fractional distillation, and distillation are also defined. Suspensions and colloids are compared and contrasted. The study guide provides example problems and diagrams from the textbook to review. It concludes with test taking strategies and notes pages.

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    Name __________________________________

    Section _______________

    Periodic 1 Study guide-7th grade science


    Chapter 1 (Sections 1-4) and Chapter 2 Section 1

    Exam date ______________________________ Period _________________________


    Vocabulary:
    Physical property-

    Chemical property-

    Intrinsic physical property- (with example)-

    Mass-(Include SI unit)

    Weight-

    Soubility-

    Compound-(with example)

    Saturated solution-

    Colloid-(with example)

    Paper Chromatography-

    Fractional distillation-

    Distillate-(like crude oil)

    Reactants-

    Products-

    Chemical reaction-

    Distillation-

    Distillation flask-(do not define, recognize from diagram)

    Compare and contrast suspension and colloids:

    How can paper chromatography solve crimes?

    Checklist/Helpful Hints:
    Complete all 4 pages of periodic study guide (density sheet, 2pages of vocab, and
    this page)
    Apply test taking strategies-a little + a little, eat/sleep, know what you dont know,
    quiz yourself
    Read chapter summary on page 30 and review Bell Ringer questions.
    Attend tutoring Fridays- room 118 during Student-Life period
    Ask questions in class during revision time
    Believe you can do it!

    Questions/Notes:

    Name __________________________________

    Key

    Periodic 1 Study guide-7th grade science


    Chapter 1 (Sections 1-4) and Chapter 2 Section 1

    Exam date ______________________________ Period _________________________


    Vocabulary:
    Physical propertyLike texture and shape

    Chemical propertyLike flammability and reactivity

    Intrinsic physical property- (with example)Conductivity and flexability

    Mass-(Include SI unit)
    Amount of matter in an object- gram, kilogram ect (g, kg)

    WeightMeasure of force of gravity measured with a scale

    SolubilityThe ability of a solute to dissolve in a solvent

    Compound-(with example)
    Sugar, water, salt, hydrogen peroxide (Two or more elements combined)

    Saturated solutionA solution that contains a maximum amount of solute at a certain


    temperature

    Colloid-(with example)

    Colloids- have relatively small particles and they do not settle down- ink,
    milk or whipped cream

    Paper ChromatographySeparation technique separates different parts of a mixture based in


    differences in structure of their molecules. Like separating ink in the lab,
    crime labs, and blood test

    Fractional distillationUsing different boiling points to separate different substances


    (components)
    Like crude oil

    Distillate-(like crude oil)


    In distillation, the one having the lowest boiling point that is collected in
    separate flask

    ReactantsParticipates in chemical (what goes in) reaction

    Like burning
    methane
    Methane and oxygen are reactants and water and carbon
    dioxide are products
    Products-

    What is formed in chemical reaction.

    Chemical reactionLike bubbles that form when we mixed hydrogen peroxide and yeast in the
    lab
    or burning wood

    Distillation-

    Diagram p. 20- separation technique based on differences in boiling points


    of a substance
    Like separating water and salt mixture or water and ethanol

    Distillation flask-(do not define, recognize from diagram)


    p. 22
    Compare and contrast suspension and colloids:
    Both are heterogeneous mixtures
    Suspension have relatively large particles and they settle down- OJ or
    chocolate milk
    Colloids- have relatively small particles and they do not settle down-ink,
    milk or whipped cream

    How can paper chromatography solve crimes?

    Blood, drugs, or ink- whos pen wrote the note at the crime scene-p.24&25

    Checklist/Helpful Hints:
    Review flexibility lab (bending rulers p. 6)
    Diagram of distilling p. 22 and fractional distillation p. 23
    Paper chromatography p. 24&25
    Methane chemical change p, 38 figure 5Read suspension and colloids p. 20

    Master calculating density D=m/v


    Read suspension and colloid paragraph p. 20

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