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1
Q

Aluminum Charge

A

+3

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2
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Zinc Charge

A

+2

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3
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Gallium Charge

A

+3

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4
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Cadmium Charge

A

+2

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5
Q

H2O2

A

hydrogen peroxide

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6
Q

NH3

A

ammonia

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7
Q

CH4

A

methane

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8
Q

C2H6

A

ethane

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9
Q

C3H8

A

propane

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10
Q

C4H8

A

butane

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11
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C2H5OH

A

ethanol

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12
Q

SI unit of length

A

meter

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13
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SI unit of mass

A

kilogram

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14
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SI unit of time

A

second

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15
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SI unit of temprature

A

kelvin

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16
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SI unit of amount of substance

A

mole

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17
Q

Kelvin equasion

A

K = C+273.15

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18
Q

Celsius to Fahrenheit

A

F= C*1.8+32

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19
Q

tera

A

T, 10^12

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20
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mega

A

M, 10^6`

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21
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kilo

A

k, 10^3

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22
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deca

A

da, 10^1

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23
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centi

A

c, 10^-2

24
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milli

A

m, 10^-3

25
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micro

A

μ, 10^-6

26
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nano

A

n, 10^-9

27
Q

liquid to gas

A

evaporation

28
Q

solid to gas

A

sublimation

29
Q

gas to solid

A

deposition

30
Q

gas to liquid

A

condensation

31
Q

loses electrons when they undergo chemical changes

A

metals

32
Q

gain electrons when they undergo chemical changes

A

nonmetals

33
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1A

A

alkali metals

34
Q

2A

A

alkali earth metals

35
Q

7A

A

halogens

36
Q

ion with positive charge

A

cation

37
Q

ion with negative charge

A

anion

38
Q

atomic elements

A

elements that occur in nature as single atoms

39
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molecular elements

A

elements that do not normally occur in nature as their single atoms

40
Q

name the diatomic elements

A

Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Fluorine, Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine

41
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Binary acids

A

Hydrogen + Non Metal (HCl, HBr)

42
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Oxyacids

A

Hydrogen + Oxyanion (Non Metal + Oxygen)

43
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organic compounds

A

come from living things, decompose easily, are composed of carbon and hydrogen + oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur etc

44
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inorganic compounds

A

do not decompose easily, come from earth

45
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hydrocarbons

A

organic compounds that contain only carbon and hydrogen

46
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alkanes

A

hydrocarbons containing only single bonds

47
Q

alkenes

A

hydrocarbons containing double bonds

48
Q

describe the appearance of a homogenous substance

A

they appear clear when light passes through them

49
Q

Scandium Charge

A

+3

50
Q

Solubility of group 1 + ammonium salts, name exceptions if applicable

A

always soluable

51
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Solubility of nitrates and acetates, name exceptions if applicable

A

always soluable

52
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Solubility of phosphates and carbonates, name exceptions if applicable

A

generally insoluble, except rule 1 (group 1 + ammonium salts)

53
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Solubility of sulfides and hydroxides, name exceptions if applicable

A

generally insoluble, except Ca, Sr, Ba

54
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Solubility of sulfates, name exceptions if applicable

A

generally soluble, except Ca, Ba, Sr, Ag, Hg(2)2+,Pb2+

55
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Solubility of halides, name exceptions if applicable

A

Most halides are soluble, except Ag+, Hg(2)2+, and Pb2+