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  1. H
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Hydrogen

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What are the diatomics?

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H.2
N.2
O.2
F.2
Cl.2
Br.2
I.2
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  1. He
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Helium

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  1. Li
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Lithium

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  1. Be
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Beryllium

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  1. B
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Boron

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  1. C
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Carbon

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  1. N
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Nitrogen

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  1. O
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Oxygen

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  1. F
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Fluorine

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  1. Ne
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Neon

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  1. Na
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Sodium

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  1. Mg
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Magnesium

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  1. Al
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Aluminum

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  1. Si
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Silicon

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  1. P
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Phosphorus

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  1. S
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Sulfur

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  1. Cl
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Chlorine

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  1. Ar
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Argon

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  1. K
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Potassium

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  1. Ca
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Calcium

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  1. Sc
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Scandium

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  1. Ti
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Titanium

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  1. V
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Vanadium

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  1. Cr
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Chromium

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  1. Mn
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Manganese

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  1. Fe
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Iron

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  1. Co
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Cobalt

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  1. Ni
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Nickel

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  1. Cu
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Copper

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  1. Zn
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Zinc

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  1. Ga
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Gallium

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  1. Ge
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Germanium

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  1. As
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Arsenic

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  1. Se
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Selenium

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  1. Br
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Bromine

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  1. Kr
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Krypton

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  1. Ag
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Silver

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  1. Cd
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Cadmium

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  1. Sn
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Tim

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  1. I
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Iodine

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  1. Ba
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Barium

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  1. Pt
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Platinum

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  1. Au
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Gold

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  1. Hg
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Mercury

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  1. Pb
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Lead

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  1. U
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Uranium

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What are the two elements that exist as bigger molecules than diatomics?

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P.4

S.8

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What is an atom?

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The smallest particle of an element that retains it’s chemical identity during the physical and chemical changes.

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What is a molecule?

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Two or more atoms attached to each other that act as a unit.

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What is a compound?

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Two or more elements combined together.

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What are the alkali metals?

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Group 1A, except H

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What are the alkaline earth metals?

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Group 2A.

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What are the transitions metals?

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All the groups with no number.

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What are the halogens?

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Group 7A.

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What are the Nobel gasses?

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Group 8A.

56
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1 nutritional calorie (Cal) =

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1000 calories (cal)

57
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1000 calories (cal) =

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1 kcal

58
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Formula for kelvin to Celsius?

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K=•C+273.15

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Specific heat formula?

A

Q = mCΔT

Q:joules
m:grams
C:J/g•C
ΔT: temp change

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Tera (T)

A

10^12

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Giga (G)

A

10^9

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Mega (M)

A

10^6

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Kilo (k)

A

10^3

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Deci (d)

A

10^-1

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Centi (c)

A

10^-2

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Milli (m)

A

10^-3

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Micro (ü)

A

10^-6

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Nano (n)

A

10^-9

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Pico (p)

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10^-12

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Femto (f)

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10^-15

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Density formula?

A

D=m\v

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