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1
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How do you get from Kelvin to Celsius?

A

K - 273.15 = C

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What is kilo-?

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10^3

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What is hecto-?

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10^2

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What is deca-?

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10^1

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What is deci-?

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10^-1

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What is centi-?

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10^-2

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What is milli-?

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10^-3

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What is micro-?

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10^-6

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What is nano-?

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10^-9

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What is Avogadro’s number?

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6.022x10^23

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11
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What is an ionic bond?

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A bond where one atom takes an electron from another and they are bound via the negative-positive charges that result from that interaction

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12
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What is a molecular bond?

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A bond where two atoms share electrons, if the sharing is unequal the bond is polar.

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13
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What are ions?

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Different charged versions of the same element due to a different number of electrons

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14
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What are isotopes?

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Different versions of the same element due to a different number of neutrons– increasing atomic mass

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What is Zeff?

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Effective nuclear charge (protons - inner electrons), the electrons that actually have an effective charge

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16
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What is electron affinity?

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the energy required to add an electron to an atom, increases up and across the periodic table approaching fluorine

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17
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What is ionization energy?

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the energy required to remove an electron, increases up and across the periodic table approaching fluorine

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18
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What is electronegativity?

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how well an element can attract electrons, increases up and across the periodic table approaching fluorine

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19
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What is atomic radii?

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basically atom “size”, increases the further left and down the periodic table you go

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20
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What are halogens?

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Group 17, starts with flourine

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21
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What are chalcogens?

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Group 16, starts with oxygen

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22
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What are pnictogens?

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Group 15, starts with nitrogen

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23
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What is a homogenous mixture?

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even dispersion of mixture components

24
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What is a heterogeneous mixture?

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uneven dispersion of mixture components

25
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What is a pure substance?

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composed of a single element or compound

26
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What is a compound?

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two or more elements

27
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What are chemical properties?

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the abilities of matter to undergo changes in the presence of certain chemicals

28
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What are physical properties?

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the extensive and intensive properties of certain types of matter that do not change its composition

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What are extensive properties?

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properties of matter that depend of the amount of it present

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What are intensive properties?

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properties of matter that do not depend of the amount of it present

31
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What is a phase boundary?

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the point between two states of matter

32
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What is the critical point?

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The temp and pressure where the density of gas and liquid are equal

33
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What is a supercritical fluid?

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indistinguishable between gas or liquid

34
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What are alkali metals?

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Group 1, starting with Li

35
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What are alkali earth metals?

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Group 2, starting with Be

36
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What are metalloids?

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An “in-between” group of elements starting with B

37
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What are post-transition metals?

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A group of elements from G 13 to G 16, starting with Al

38
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What are transition metals?

A

All the elements in the “d” block

39
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What is cyanide?

A

CN negative 1

40
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What is carbonate?

A

CO3 negative 2

41
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What is phosphate?

A

PO4 negative 3

42
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What is phosphite?

A

PO3 negative 3

43
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What is sulfite?

A

SO3 negative 2

44
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What is sulfate?

A

SO4 negative 2

45
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What is nitrite?

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NO2 negative 1

46
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What is nitrate?

A

NO3 negative 1

47
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What is hydroxide?

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OH negative 1

48
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What is ammonium?

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NH4 positive 1

49
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What is sublimation?

A

Solid to Gas

50
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What is deposition?

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Gas to Solid

51
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What is ionization?

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Gas to Plasma

52
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What is recombination?

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Plasma to Gas

53
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What are examples of chemical properites?

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flammability, toxicity, acidity, reactivity

54
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What are examples of intensive properties?

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boiling point, hardness, color

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What are examples of extensive properties?

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mass, volume and entropy

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