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Diatomic Elements Flashcards

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1
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a molecule composed of two of the same atom

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diatomic element

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2
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type of molecule composed of all the same element

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homonuclear

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3
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type of molecule composed of more than one element

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heteronuclear

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4
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a group of atoms bonded together

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molecule

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5
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first diatomic element in our mnemonic

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Br

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second diatomic element in our mnemonic

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I

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7
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third diatomic element in our mnemonic

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N

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8
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fourth diatomic element in our mnemonic

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Cl

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fifth diatomic element in our mnemonic

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H

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10
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sixth diatomic element in our mnemonic

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O

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11
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seventh diatomic element in our mnemonic

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F

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12
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number of diatomic elements

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7

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13
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diatomic element with a double bond

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O

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14
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diatomic element with a triple bond

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N

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15
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number of atoms in a molecule of a diatomic element

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2

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16
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number in front of a chemical symbol

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coefficient

17
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indicates how many molecules or atoms of each reactant and product are involved in a reaction

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coefficient

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number after a chemical symbol

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subscript

19
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indicates the number of atoms of a particular element that is contained in a molecule

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subscript

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indicates the ratio of elements in a compound

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molecular subscripts

21
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matter cannot be created or destroyed, but can change form

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Law of Conservation of Mass

22
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relationship between the mass of the reactants and the mass of the products in a chemical reaction

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equal

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a substance that takes part in and undergoes change during a chemical reaction

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reactant

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a substance that forms as the result of a chemical reaction

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product

25
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the amount of matter in an object

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mass

26
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reason we have to balance chemical equations

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Law of Conservation of Mass

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