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1
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the study of nature

broken down into two areas: Alive or not

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Natural Science

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the study of nonliving things

Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, Earth Science

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Physical Science

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the study of living things

Zoology, Botany, Microbiology

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Microbiology

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4
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this is derived from the Latin word for knowledge

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Science

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The study of the composition, structure, and properties of MATTER and the transformation it undergoes

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Chemistry

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anything which occupies space

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matter

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the study of matter and ENERGY and their interactions

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Physics

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8
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the ability to do work

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energy

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a measure of the quantity of matter (grams) 
# of atoms it contains doesn't change
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mass

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a measure of the attractive force (gravity) of the earth on an object (pounds)
changes

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Weight

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11
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the mass and object has per unit volume

M/V =

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Density

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a measure of the amount of space which matter occupies (liters of milliliters)

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Volume

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13
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Density formula

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D=m/v

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14
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the state of matter that has both a definite shape and definite volume
does not matter what container they are placed

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Solid

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the state of matter which has definite volume but no definite shape
they will take shape of their container

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Liquid

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the state of matter which had neither definite shape or volume
they will expand/ contract to fill the container

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Gas

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17
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a substance which cannot ne subdivided into smaller components by chemical means
basic materials of nature
approximately 100 occur naturally on earth

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element

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18
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the smallest portion of an element which can take part in a chemical reaction

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atom

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19
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a substance which is a chemical combination of two or more elements

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compound

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20
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the smallest portion of a compound that retains the properties of that compound

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molecule

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21
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a non-chemical combination of materials that can be separated by physical means

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mixture

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22
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a change in a substance which does not alter its chemical compostion

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Physical change

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23
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a change in a substance involving an alteration in its chemical compostion

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chemical change

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24
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matter can neither be created or dstroyed
Antonine lavosier
fixed amount on the universe

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matter (mass)

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25
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energy cannot be created or desstroyed

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energy

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26
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the chemistry of comunds that do not contain carbon

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inorganic chemistry

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27
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the chemistry of carbon copunds

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organic chemistry

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28
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they study of the physical changes associted with chemical reactions and the dependence of physical properties in chemical composition

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physical chemistry

29
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the study of chemistry of living matter

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Biohemistry

30
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the studyof the seperation and analysis of chemical substances
what it is make out of

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Analytical chemistry

31
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used to identify the components of a substance ot mixture

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Qualitative

32
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used to determine the amount or proportions of the components of a substance or mixture

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Quantitative

33
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A way of looking at the world
The universe is a rational place
we are sart enough to understand the universe
Observation and experimentation are the best ways to that understanding

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Philosophy of Science

34
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Father of philospohy
Came u with matter and the idea of laws of nature
prior to him nature phenomenia were blamed on the gods
(matter)

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Thales

35
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Most famous
Teacher; est. the Academy
came up with the two realms of disclosure; observable, conceptual

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Plato

36
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material things you can see and touch

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observable

37
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ideas that are in your mind

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conceptual

38
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Platos student
thogh the observable was more mportant
believed in observation
wrote encyclopedias

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Aristotle

39
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  1. Gaather facts
  2. Rormulate hypotheses
  3. Test the competing hypothesus with more observations and experiements
  4. Upgrade hypothesis ; theory or law
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Scienitfic Method

40
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has been tested and appears to be true

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theory

41
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a general truth

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law

42
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postively charged (+) , in nucleus , 1 amu

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protons

43
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negatively charged (-), outside nucleus, 0 amu

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electrons

44
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neutral (no charge) , in nucleus, 1 amu

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neurtons

45
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the subatomic particles differ in two ways:

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mass and charge

46
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a small center of an atom ( contains protons and neutrons)

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nucleus

47
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they live in shells/ orbits that surround the nucleus

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Electrons

48
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atoms are mostly

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empty space

49
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\_\_\_\_ determines the identity og the element 
Atomic number (at the top)
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protons

50
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the second number found on the periodic table (bottom)

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Atomic mass

51
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7 horizontal rows called

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periods

52
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18 vertial colums called

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groups

53
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elements in the same group are supposed to have similar chemical

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properties

54
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represented on the PT by a stair step line starting at B and going to Po

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metalloids

55
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1 st shell named _ shell ; can hold 2 electrons
2nd shell named _ shell ; can hold 8 electrons
3rd shell named _ shell ; can hold 18 electrons
4th shell named _ shell ; can hold 32 electrons

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K
L
M
N

56
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What is it that akes element similar

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of electrons in their last shell

57
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the ___ tells you how many shells the element has

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period (row)

58
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the ___ tells you how many valence electrons an element has

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group (column)

59
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hold atoms together in molcules

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chemical bonds

60
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is essential when determining how bonds are made
full outer shell or eight electrons
there are exceptions to this rule

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octet rule

61
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will give away or steal electrons to foow the octet rule

occur between metals and nonmetals

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Ionic bonds

62
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charged atoms are called

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ions

63
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postive ions are called

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cations

64
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negative iions are called

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anions

65
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atoms will share electrons so that they will each be following the octet rule come of the time
two nonmetals

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covalent bonds

66
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atoms get stronger as you go ___ and ___

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right and up

67
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ask yourself when looking @ molecule

1) is it covalent or ionc
2) if covalent polar or nonpolar

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ask these questions

68
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these covalent bonds that involve unequal sharing of electrons are called (not the same element)

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polar bonds

69
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covalent bonds that share close to 50-50 are (same element)

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nonpolar bonds

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