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Explora la etimología de conceptos químicos.

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Explora la etimología de conceptos químicos.

by Angel
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Introducción a las raíces

Investigamos el origen de términos clave: materia, masa, átomo, molécula, y las sustancias puras e impuras.

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Materia

Materia deriva de la palabra latina materia, que significa sustancia. Se asocia con todo lo que tiene masa y ocupa espacio.

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Masa

Masa deriva del latín massa, que significa masa o masa impregnada; la raíz se mantiene en conceptos de cantidad de materia.

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Átomo

Átomo viene del griego atomos, sin corte; raíz a-tomos indica indivisible, base de la materia en física y química.

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Molécula

Molécula procede del francés moléule, diminutivo de mole, que da idea de una cantidad pequeña de sustancia unida.

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Elemento

Elemento del griego stoicheion, 'muestra básica'; indica una sustancia fundamental que no se puede descomponer.

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Compuesto

Compuesto proviene del latín compositus, de componere; unir elementos para formar una nueva sustancia con propiedades distintas.

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Mezcla homogénea

Mezcla homogénea de griego homo- (mismo) y -genos; sustancias mezcladas indistinguibles a simple vista.

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Mezcla heterogénea

Mezcla heterogénea de heteros (diferente) y -genos; se aprecian fases distintas a simple vista.

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Solución

Solución del latín solutio; disolución de un soluto en un disolvente para formar una fase única.

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Imágenes y diagramas

Incluye diagramas que muestran átomo y molécula, mezclas homogéneas y heterogéneas, y la relación entre elementos y compuestos.
 
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