Copy of Chapter 2 Review - Key Flashcards

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Chemical symbol – rules for chemical symbols; 1st letter is Capitalized and 2nd letter if

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Element – a pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by

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Atom – the smallest particle of an element that retains all the properties of that element;

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Compound – a chemical combination of two or more different elements; can be broken

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Subscript – the small number that is found after the element and at the bottom. It

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Mixture – a physical blend of two or more elements and/or compounds in any

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Heterogeneous – a mixture where the individual substance that make up the mixture are

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Homogeneous – a mixture with uniform composition

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Phase – state of matter

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Solids are black

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Liquids are blue

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Gases are red

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The third element in period 5 – Y (Yttrium)

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The third element in family 9 – Ir (Iridium)

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The second element in the alkali metal family – Na (Sodium)

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The fourth element in the noble gases – Kr (Krypton)

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The lightest halogen – F (Fluorine) – look at the atomic masses

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The second heaviest metalloid – Po (Polonium) – you have to know what are the 8

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NH HCO

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Zn(NO )

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MnCO

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SrCN

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NaOH

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AlP