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    EVERYTHING

    ● Chemistry is a branch of science that deals with the properties, composition and
    reactions of substances.
    ● The branches of chemistry are Organic,Inorganic, Analytical, Biochemistry,
    Physical.
    ● Beaker is used to mix and heat large amounts of substances.
    ● Test tube is used for heating and mixing small amounts of substances
    ● Condenser is used to cool a vapour so it becomes liquid.
    ● The bunsen burner was invented in 1855 by Robert Bunsen, a German chemist.
    ● Physical changes result in permanent change.
    ● Physical changes are generally reversible, and they don't accompany heat
    change.
    ● Matter is classified into Living things and Non Living things.
    ● Non-living things are pure and impure, impure substances are mixtures, while
    pure substances are elements and compounds.
    ● A solvent is substance that dissolves another substance to form a solute
    ● A solute is the substance that is dissolved in the water
    ● Miscible liquids are liquids that can be dissolved while immiscible liquids cannot
    dissolve.
    ● Flotation is adding specific chemicals to create bubbles that adhere to the
    substance and start bubbling so it makes collection easy.
    ● Chromatography separates mixture due to their different interactions with a
    mobile and stationary phase.
    ● Sublimation is when you have two solids and want to separate one from the next
    ● Decartation is a mixture of liquids and solids being separated.
    ● Atoms are the basic units of matter, it is the smallest electrically neutral particle
    of an element.
    ● Sub-atomic particles are what atoms are made up of, they are two types protons
    and neutrons.
    ● Protons are positively charged, while neutrons are neutral(no charge)
    ● A.M.U means atomic mass unit.

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