Using English Classify : The Clasification of Matter in Chemistry

Classification Of Matter
(Element, Compound, Mixture)

I. Classification of Substance (Material)
               The materials (substances) is anything that has mass and volume. Therefore the material has a volume, it must occupy a certain space. All the things that we can see or we touch, such as solar, wind, books, glass, water and even our own bodies, all of them are composed of material.
 The chemistry in the investigation of studying the properties and changes of matter.
material classified / are classified as follows:

a.    Substance Single (Pure) is a homogeneous material structure with the same chemical properties.
b.    An element is a substance with ordinary chemical reaction does not not broken down into more simple substances. Example: carbon, iron, zinc, copper.
c.    Compound: is a substance with ordinary chemical reactions can be decomposed into a substance more sederhana.Contoh: water, salt, carbon dioxide
d.   The mixture is a material composed of two or more kinds of substances that are not chemically bound and can be separated back.
e.    homogenous mixture is mixed well every part is uniform in color, flavor and comparison substances mixed together well, and have no boundary between the components. Example: The salt solution in water and sugar solution in water
f.     Heterogeneous mixture is a mixture that each part was not as nice color, taste, and ratio of mixing substances are not the same and one component with other components contained limit field, so that we can distinguish one with the other. Examples of the oil and water mixture and mix the coffee with water.

The matter are:
1. Elements
               The element is the simplest substance of the matter and a single substance.
Elements that are the basis of the formation of compounds.
At this time have been known to many as 109 kinds of elements, which are divided into two parts:
1. The element nature (1-92): - metal
                                                     - Nonmetallic
2. Artificial elements (93-109): - metal
                                                     - Nonmetallic
The purpose of writing the symbol of the element or elements of the symbol is to facilitate -
and simplify the way of writing the name of the elements.
In writing the symbols of elements by Berzelius:
1. Coat the elements comprising one should wear uppercase letters (uppercase).
2. Coat the elements consisting of two letters must wear uppercase first letter (first letter) and -
 the second letter and so should be lowercase.
3. Coat the maximum element 2 letter.
Writing symbol constituents to be in accordance with the IUPAC rules:
a.       The name of the element should be brief and nothing to do with the atomic number of the element.
b.      The name of the element given the suffix ium.
c.       Coat the elements taken from the name of the element and is related to a number of elements.
d.      Coat the elements consist of three letters; where the first letter with the next capital letter and lowercase letters.
Determination of basic numbers used to determine the elements according to IUPAC name:
1.      0 - Nil 4 - Quad 8 - Oct
2.      1 - Un 5 - Pent 9 - Enn
3.      2 - Bi 6 - Hext
4.      3 - Tri 7 - Sept
example:
106 = Unnilhextium (Unh) 120 = unbinilium (UBN)
109 = Unnilennium (Une) 220 = Bibinilium (BBN)
111 = Unununium (Uuu) 222 = Bibibiium (Bbb)
2. Compound and Mixed
      The elements react with each other to form substances called compounds. Defined compounds are -
substances that are formed and composed of elements through a chemical reaction. So the compound is-
 a single substance.
As an example below.
Compound 
constituent elements
Water                   H 2 O                H, O
Sugar,                   C12H22O11       C, H, O
Kitchen salt,         NaCl                   Na, Cl
Limestone,           CaCO3                Ca, C, O
 If substances joined to each other rather than through a chemical reaction but rather by means -
of physics then the combined substances are called the mixture. 
Land, air, river and sea, are examples of mixtures.
 Component (constituent substance) may be a mixture of elements or compounds. For example, 
a mixture of elements with the elements, elements with a compound or mixture of compounds -
with compounds.
3.Compounds difference with Mixed 
The mixture can be distinguished by the compounds include:
Mixed Compounds
1. The elements are not mixed according to certain rules (which varies / vary)
2. The properties of mixed elements are not lost
3. Separation elements mingled easily done.
 Differences Inorganic Compounds And Organic Compounds
Inorganic compounds, a compound not mngandung except carbon dioxide (CO2), 
carbon monoxide (CO) and carbonate (CO32-). While the organic compound is a carbon-containing compounds
 except CO2, C dab CO32-
Example:
  • Glucose C6H22O6
  • Sugar C12H22O11
Chemical Formulas
Latin Name
Name Symbol
Elements Of Indonesia
 
Al 
 
Aluminum
Aluminum
Ag 
 
Argentum
Silver
Ba 
 
Barium
Barium
Bi 
 
Bismuth
Bismuth
 Cr
 
Chromium
Chromium
Ca 
 
Cobalt
Cobalt
Cu
Copper
Cuprum
 
Before we discuss the chemical formula, we need to memorize the symbols of the elements that -
 we find in the subject of chemistry.
Metallic elements:
The chemical formula is divided into several types including:
1. The chemical formula or chemical formula atomic elements.
         Atom is the smallest part of an element, and therefore 
the same chemical formula element with the chemical formula of the atom. 
  • Atomic number element is composed of one atom is called monatomic, 
    has a formula corresponding to the symbol of the element. 

  • Example: Fe, Au, Cu, Sn, Al, Zn 
  •  Elements of the atomic number consists of two atoms are called diatomic. 
  • Example: H (H2), O (O2), F (F2), Br (Br2) 
  • Elements that its atomic number is composed of many atoms are called polyatomic. 
  • Example: QP4, SS3, AS4
2. The compound of formula or Molecular formula
               Molecule is the smallest part of a compound, and therefore,
 the same compound formula with molecular formula.
Compounds of formula is a formula which states the composition of elements in a compound, 
while the Molecular formula is a formula which states the composition of atoms in a molecule.
Example: A water molecule is composed of three atoms, two H atoms and one O atom,-
 then water has the formula H2O molecules, similar to compounds of formula anyway.
Structural Formula or Formula 3. Build
Structural formula or formula waking up is a formula that states the bonds that occur between atoms of -
elements that form a compound.
 
Empirical Formula
Empirical formula is a formula that states the smallest ratio between the elements that make up a compound.
Example: Glucose, molecular formula C6H12O6
C6H12O6 consists of six carbon atoms, 12 hydrogen atoms and 
six oxygen atoms. If reduced to; 1 atom C: 2 H atoms: one atom O
Empirical formula of glucose is (CH 2 O) n, where n = 6.
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  3. What is define specific of inorganic compound and organic compound? Give me many examples and What the Differences Inorganic Compounds And Organic Compounds ?

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    1. The primary difference between organic compounds and inorganic compounds is that organic compounds always contain carbon while most inorganic compounds do not contain carbon. Also, almost all organic compounds contain carbon-hydrogen or C-H bonds. Note, containing carbon is not sufficient for a compound to be considered organic!Examples of Organic Compounds or Molecules are : DNAtable sugar or sucrose, C12H22O11 benzene, C6H6 methane, CH4 ethanol or grain alcohol, C2H6OExamples of Inorganic Compounds are : table salt or sodium chloride, NaClcarbon dioxide, CO2 diamond (pure carbon), silversulfur

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  4. What are the benefits of studying the classification of the substance in their daily lives?

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  5. What is the different between Inorganic Compounds And Organic Compounds? And give me the example

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    1. There are chief differences between organic and inorganic compounds. While both types of compounds make up the basis of chemistry, the two types are rather different. The main difference is in the presence of a carbon atom; organic compounds will contain a carbon atom (and often a hydrogen atom, to form hydrocarbons), while almost all inorganic compounds do not contain either of those two atoms.
      While most inorganic compounds do not contain carbon, there are a few that do. Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, for example, each contain carbon atoms, but the amount is not large enough to form strong bonds with the oxygen present in the molecule. Due to the small amount of carbon and the weak bonds it forms, scientists have long classified those molecules as inorganic, but this has led some in the scientific community to declare the need for a better classification system for compounds.
      Another important distinction between organic and inorganic compounds is the type of molecule and its association with living things. Organic compounds will include things like the nucleic acids, found in DNA, lipids and fatty acids found in the cells of living organisms, proteins and enzymes that are necessary for cellular processes to take place, and more. Meanwhile, inorganic compounds include the salts, metals, and other elemental compounds.
      Difference Between Organic And Inorganic Compounds:
      1. Organic compounds
      - low melting point and boiling point
      - unbearable against heating
      - binds covalently
      - generally not soluble in water
      - the reaction between molecules lasts a long time
      Example: DNA,table sugar or sucrose, C12H22O11, benzene, C6H6, methane, CH4
      2. Inorganic carbon compounds
      - high melting and boiling points
      - resistant to heating
      - there is something to do with covalent ions
      - generally soluble in water
      - ionic reactions take place
      Example : table salt or sodium chloride, NaCl,carbon dioxide, CO2,diamond (pure carbon)


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  6. would you give the aplication of barium in life

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    1. Beryllium is not the only alkaline earth metal used in making x rays, nor is magnesium the only member of the family applied as a laxative. Barium is used in enemas, and barium sulfate is used to coat the inner lining of the intestines to allow a doctor to examine a patient's digestive system. (Though barium is poisonous, in the form of barium sulfate it is safe for ingestion because the compound does not dissolve in water or other bodily fluids.) Prior to receiving x rays, a patient may be instructed to drink a chalky barium sulfate liquid, which absorbs a great deal of the radiation emitted by the x-ray machine. This adds contrast to the black-and-white x-ray photo, enabling the doctor to make a more informed diagnosis.


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  7. According to you, is there one element reacted with another element and can not react? Is it called a compound too?

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    1. 1. Elements that are difficult to react

      The noble gas element is difficult to react with other elements because the octet precious electron structure of the octet (8) (except helium duplet (2)) is the most stable structure so called inert gas.The noble gas elements in the periodic system occupy the class VIII A consisting of elements of Helium (He), Neon (Ne), Argon (Ar), Krypton (Kr), Xenon (Xe) and Radon (Rn). The octet precious electron structure of the octet gas 8 (except for the helium duplet (2)) is the most stable structure, therefore the noble gas is difficult to react with other elements to be called inert gas (slow).Precious gases are gases that are inert, nonreactive, and hard to react with other chemicals. In the periodic system, the noble gas groups keep the rightmost upright lane, which is class 18 or class VIIIA. This very difficult element of reactions consists of 6 elements. These elements have valence 8 electrons with the s2p6 configuration, except He with the valence electron s2 configuration. Elements of this class VIIIA are stable because the valence electrons are fully charged.
      The noble gases have an atomic radius that extends into the radon, making it easier to form a momentary dipole and van der Waals forces
      The noble gas reactivity increases with the increase of atomic radius
      Noble gases can only react with elements that have a very high electronegativity, such as fluorine. The example of a successful compound is XePtF6
      Precious gases are often called inert gases because they do not react
      2. Elements that are easy to react

      Elements of Group I or alkali metals are highly reactive. Besides being caused by the number of valence electrons that are only one and the size of the radius of a large atom, this property is also due to the price of its ionisation energy which is smaller than that of the other group metals. From top to bottom on the periodic system, the ionisai energy price decreases so that the metal becomes reactive. In the air any of these elements will react with oxygen or water. It is therefore usually stored in a sealed container containing kerosene or inert hydrocarbons.
      Reaction with non-metallic elements or compounds
      Alkali metals readily react with some nonmetallic elements such as Sulfur, phosphorus, Hydrogen gas, and Nitrogen gas.
      1. In the reaction of alkali metal with sulfur sulphide salt will be formed.
      a. 2 M + S M2S
      2. Reaction between alkali metal with Phosphorus:
      a. 3 M + P M3P
      3. In the reaction of alkali metals with halogen groups, alkali metals as reductro and halogen are oxidizing agents. This reaction produces a salt halide. Reaction Example:
      a. 2 Na + Br2 2 NaBr
      b. 2 K + Cl2 2 KCl
      4. The reaction with Hydrogen gas (H2) will produce a hydride compound. Hydride compounds are compounds containing hydrogen atoms with negative oxidation numbers. Reaction Example:
      a. 2Li + H2 2 LiH
      5. In the alkali metal group, Lithium is unique because it is the only metal element in Group I that reacts with Nitrogen to produce lithium nitride.
      a. 6 Li + N2 2 Li3N

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  8. What can compounds be broken down into?

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    1. Yes, it is called the decomposition reaction. Decomposition reaction is the reaction when a single substance is formed or more of a substance. Please read this need temperature rise to decompose with temperature rise eg KclO3. This compound when heated will decompose into KCl and oxygen gas. The equation of the reaction:

      KClO3 (s) → 2KCl (s) + 3O2 (g)

      Decomposition of potassium chlorate is commonly used to generate oxygen gas in a manner.

      Regular decomposition reaction in limestone processing in West Java cipatat area. Limestone, CaCO3 extracted to be used as building material needs to be further processed. The processing of limestone is done by way of roasting limestone in the stove. The chemical equations are:

      CaCO3 (s) → CaO (+) + CO2 (g)

      In this reaction, one united into two different substances.

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  9. What is the difference between a natural element with an artificial element and its elemental example?

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    1. 1. Natural Energy
      As described above, until now it has found 115 elements, 90 of it is a natural element. Each substance on the earth is composed of one or more of these 90 elements. Oxygen is one of the most common elements in the earth, as well as the benefits that most of us know is the element of breathing for human life (breathing), While Hydrogen is the most element in the universe.
      Example : oxygen,hydrogen,aluminum,gold,Iron carbon,,Sulfur,nitrogen,Potassium,copper

      2. Artificial elements
      Naturally, there is no heavier element than uranium, but the researchers are able to create a heavier new element by combining the two smaller elements together in high speed, but most of the new elements do not survive Old as well as rapidly breaking.
      Example: Technetium,Prometium,Nobelium,Lawrence,Neptunium,Curium, Ameresium,Nobellum
      Einstenium.


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  10. What is the different between molecule and compound?

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    1. Compounds occur from a combination of molecules formed from different atoms. For example, the NaCl compound is a combination of NaCl molecules.

      Molecules are formed when two or more atoms of a chemical element join together. If the types of atoms are different from each other, then what is formed is a compound molecule (known as a compound). Not all molecules are compounds, because some molecules, such as hydrogen gas (H2) or oxygen (O2), are made up of only one element or atomic type. A molecule consisting of two or more of the same atoms is called an elemental molecule.

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  11. What definition of Chemical Formulas? ang give me example

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    1. The chemical formula of a substance can be a molecular formula or an empirical formula. 1. Molecular Formulas The molecular formula is a formula that states the number of atoms of elements that make up one molecule of a compound. So the molecular formula represents the actual arrangement of the substance molecule. Example of molecular formula: A. The formula of water molecules is H2O which means in one water molecule there are two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. B. C6H12O6 glucose molecule formula which means in one glucose molecule there are 6 carbon atoms, 12 hydrogen atoms, and 6 oxygen atoms. 2. Empirical Formulas The empirical formula is the formula which expresses the smallest comparison of atoms of the elements that constitute a compound. The chemical formula of ionic compounds is an empirical formula. Example of empirical formula: A. Sodium chloride is an ionic compound consisting of Na + ions and Cl- ions with a ratio of 1: 1. The chemical formula of NaCl sodium chloride.

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  13. can you give me example of element and atom?

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    1. 1. Atom
      The building blocks of atoms are positively charged protons, neutral neutrons, and negatively charged electrons. Protons and neutrons are similar in mass, while electrons are much smaller and lighter. Many atoms consist of a positively-charged nucleus of protons and neutrons surrounded by a negatively-charged cloud of electrons.At its most basic level, an atom is any matter that contains at least a proton. Electrons and neutrons may be present, but aren't required.Atoms may be neutral or electrically charged. An atom that carries a positive or negative charge is called an atomic ion.Atoms of a single element that have different numbers of neutrons from one another are called isotopes.A single particle of any element listed in the periodic table is an atom. The number of protons determines an atom's order in the periodic table, name, symbol, and chemical identity.Here are some examples of atoms:
      1. neon, Ne
      2. hydrogen, H
      3. argon, Ar
      4. iron, Fe
      5. calcium, Ca
      6. deuterium, usually indicated with D or 2H, which is an isotope of hydrogen that has one proton and one neutron
      7. plutonium, Pu
      8. F-, which is a fluorine anion
      9. protium, an isotope of hydrogen
      10. a calcium cation, Ca2+
      2. Eement
      The element is the fundamental substance that consists of only one type of atom. Elements consist of smaller particles and can be man-made or synthetic. Their arrangement in the periodic table is based on the number of protons in an increasing order. The atomic number of an element is indicated by Z. When atoms are arranged differently in an element having the same number of protons, you get different forms of an element. For example, both graphite and diamond are elements of carbon but they look very different from each other.Example: A collection of fluorescent, a collection of hydrogens


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  14. so what is the different of The element nature and Artificial elements?

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    1. A. history Elements
      Until now, has been found about 115 elements on this earth. Well where do the elements come from? According to sources I read it is said
      All the elements on Earth are formed from the exploding heart of the star.
      The first universe first formed consists of only two elements, the helium and the star-forming hydrogen, at the core of these stars, the hydrogen and helium together forming a heavier new element, even the heavier element produced in a massive starburst Called supernovas.
      B. Grouping Elements
      Based on his findings, the elements are grouped into two groups, the Natural Elements which are pure elements, and Artificial Elements made in the laboratory and usually short-lived
      1. Natural Energy
      As in the previous explanation, to date have found 115 elements, 90 of it is a natural element. Every substance on earth is composed of one or more of these 90 elements. Oxygen is the most common element on earth, and also the benefits we most know are the elements for human life (breathing). While Hydrogen is the most element in the universe.

      Artificial elements
      Naturally, there is no greater element than uranium, but the researchers are able to create a heavier new element by combining the two smaller elements together at high speed, but most of the new elements do not last long and quickly rupture . Researchers are trying to make the new element last long, by making the elements learn about its formation and how it changes when it gets heavier.

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  15. Can you please tell me how compounds in nature can interact with each other and form new compounds?

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    1. Inorganic compounds are divided into two namely binner and poliatomik. The so-called binner compounds are compounds that have two elements. While polyatomik compounds are compounds consisting of more than two elements. Binner compounds consist of metal,
      Non-metallic and non-metallic, non-metals. Compounds consisting of metals,
      Non-metals which have only one type of oxidation charge are often referred to as cations on metals and on non-metals called anions. If the metal atom moving as a cation has more than one oxidation charge, it is called a metal or metal oxidation number while the anion is coupled with the suffix ida. If in binary there are two elements of non-metallic atoms, non-second metal is called by giving ida suffix.

      The nomenclature of organic compounds. The amount of organic compounds is very much, in addition to the number of very much the nomenclature of organic compounds are also more complex when compared with organic compounds. Therefore, in organic compounds can not be determined chemical formula, structural formula and functional groups. When viewed from the outline of the reasons that become the basis of organic and inorganic compound separators are:
      • The number of organic compounds more than the number of inorganic compounds
      • All types of organic compounds contain carbon atoms, which are unique in their ability to form chains, and also have distinctive properties
      After we learn about the understanding of organic and inorganic compounds and also learn about the nomenclature of the two compounds, below will be discussed about the differences of organic compounds and inorganic compounds.

      Differences of organic compounds with inorganic are as follows:
      Organic compounds:
      • Derived from the synthesis of photos and comes from living things
      • It's easier to burn
      • Complicated structure
      • Contains carbon
      • Only soluble by organic solvent
      • CH4, C2H5OH, C2H6, etc.
      Inorganic compounds:
      • Derived from nature
      • Not easily burned
      • The structure is simpler
      • Not all compounds contain carbon
      • Can soluble by water or organic solvent
      • NaF, NaCl, NaBr, Nal, and so on

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