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1
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occupies space and has mass

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matter

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2
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quantity of matter in an object

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mass

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3
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purest form of matter

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element

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fundamental unit of matter

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atom

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3 parts of an atom

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proton, neutron, electron

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protons and neutrons are found in

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the nucleus

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7
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protons and neutrons have

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one atomic mass unit

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8
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electrons are found in

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clouds around the nucleus

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9
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electrons have

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no mass

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10
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number of protons in the nucleus

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atomic number

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11
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number of protons and neutrons

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atomic weight

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12
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different number of neutrons than original

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isotopes

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13
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has the same number of protons and electrons

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isotopes

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14
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unstable and emits energy

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radioactive isotopes

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15
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atoms coming together forming molecules

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chemical bonding

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16
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what are the 3 types of bonds?

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  1. Covalent
  2. ionic
  3. hydrogen
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17
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atoms share electrons (holding hands)

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covalent

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18
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atoms transfer electrons (fist bump)

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ionic

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19
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hydrogen bonds can only happen when

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a covalent bond has already happened

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20
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attractions between a positively charged hydrogen and a weak, negatively charged atom (like oxygen)

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hydrogen bond

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21
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how many electrons does the first energy level hold?

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2

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22
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how many electrons do the outer energy levels hold?

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8

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23
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an element is more reactive when…

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it needs more electrons to become stable

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24
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used to measure acids and bases

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pH scale

25
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what determines acididity or how basic?

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concentration of hydrogen ions

26
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releases a hydrogen ion when dissolved in water?

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acid

27
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release hydroxide ions when dissolved in water

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base

28
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acids are proton _______

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donors- H+ in solution

29
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bases are proton ______

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acceptors- OH- in solution

30
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love water/ water soluble/ polar

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hydrophillic

31
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hate water/ lipid soluble/ non polar

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hyrdrophobic

32
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covalent bonds share ____________ becoming a molecule

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valence electrons

33
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power to attract electrons

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electronegativity

34
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electronegativity causes molecules to take on a __________

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polarity

35
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covalent bonds can be either…

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polar or non polar

36
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unequal sharing of electrons (partially charged atoms)

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polar

37
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equal sharing of electrons (no partial charge)

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non polar

38
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can polar and non polar mix?

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NO

39
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different number of electrons than protons

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ions

40
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more electrons than protons

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anion

41
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more protons than electrons

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cation

42
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electrostatic attraction between ions

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ionic bond

43
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anions attract ….

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cations

44
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2 polar covalently bonded molecules attracted by electronegativity

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hydrogen bonding

45
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holds water together

A

hydrogen bonding

46
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homogeneous mixture of 2+ molecules, atoms, or ions

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solution

47
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same throughout whole mixture

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homogeneous

48
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compound dissolved in solution

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solute

49
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compound doing the dissolving

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solvent

50
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substance consisting of two or more different elements combined in a fixed ratio

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compound

51
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an element that is essential for life but required in extremely minute amounts

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trace elements

52
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breaking existing chemical bonds and forming new ones

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chemical reactions

53
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energy associated with the random movement of atoms and molecules

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thermal energy

54
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tendency of molecules of the same kind to stick together

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cohesion

55
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the clinging of one substance to another

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adhesion

56
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measure of how difficult it is to stretch or break the surface of a liquid

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surface tension

57
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Thermal energy in transfer from a warmer to a cooler body of matter

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heat

58
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measures the intensity of heat

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temperature

59
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substances that minimize changes in pH

A

buffers

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