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compounds

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combined or joined atoms and molecules

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elements

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amost basic form of matter, each element only contains one tyoe of atom

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molecules

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atoms bonded together

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mixture

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contains different elements and compounds that are not actually bonded together, can be separated by techniques such as filtration.

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electronic configuration

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can be drawn or written shows number of electrons and their arrangement

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Ionic compounds

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accure when metal ions and non metal ions are chemically combined and undergo a chemical reaction, these are not easily reveresed.

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ions

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form when atoms gain or looseelectron, they can be positively of negatively charged.

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cations

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positively charged ions

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anions

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negatively charged ions.

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isotopes

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fare atoms of the same element but with different mass numbers

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alpha decay

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ejection of 2 protons and 2 neutrons (equivalent of a helium atom) sideways fish.

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beta decay

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is when neutron turns to proton, though the particle is negatively chrarged, when this occurs a new element if formed.

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gamma decay

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involves emission of electromagnetic waves, they are like an x-ray but far more powerful. (down fish Y)

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reactants

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substnce that react in a chemical reaction.

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products

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substances produced in a reaction

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exothermic

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reaction that gives out energy

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endothermic

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a reaction that absorbs energy from surroundings

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physical change

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substance change but nothing new is created

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chemical change

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new substance formed

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signs of change

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heat/tempurature gas colour solid appears

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laws of conservation mass

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matter cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction

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law of constant proportions

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a compound will always contain he same proportions

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types of reaction

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combinations reactions decomposition reactions acid + metal acid + base acid + carbonate combustion reactions

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half life

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involves radiostopes when they become unstable, it is the time it takes for the nuclei to decay

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periodic table

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metals give to non-metals never metalloids or noble gases metals = cations non-metals = anions

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groups

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G1 = alkali metals G2 = alkali earth metals G7 = halogens G8 = noble gases above aluminium down- metalloids 21 - 30 transition metals

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amost basic form of matter, each element only contains one tyoe of atom

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elements

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combined or joined atoms and molecules

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compounds

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atoms bonded together

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molecules

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contains different elements and compounds that are not actually bonded together, can be separated by techniques such as filtration.

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mixture

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can be drawn or written shows number of electrons and their arrangement

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electronic configuration

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accure when metal ions and non metal ions are chemically combined and undergo a chemical reaction, these are not easily reveresed.

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Ionic compounds

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form when atoms gain or looseelectron, they can be positively of negatively charged.

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ions

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positively charged ions

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cations

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negatively charged ions.

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anions

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fare atoms of the same element but with different mass numbers

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isotopes

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ejection of 2 protons and 2 neutrons (equivalent of a helium atom) sideways fish.

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alpha decay

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is when neutron turns to proton, though the particle is negatively chrarged, when this occurs a new element if formed.

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beta decay

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involves emission of electromagnetic waves, they are like an x-ray but far more powerful. (down fish Y)

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gamma decay

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substnce that react in a chemical reaction.

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reactants

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substances produced in a reaction

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products

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reaction that gives out energy

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exothermic

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a reaction that absorbs energy from surroundings

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endothermic

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substance change but nothing new is created

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physical change

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new substance formed

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chemical change

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heat/tempurature gas colour solid appears

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signs of change

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matter cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction

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laws of conservation mass

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a compound will always contain he same proportions

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law of constant proportions

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combinations reactions decomposition reactions acid + metal acid + base acid + carbonate combustion reactions

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types of reaction

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involves radiostopes when they become unstable, it is the time it takes for the nuclei to decay

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half life

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metals give to non-metals never metalloids or noble gases metals = cations non-metals = anions

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periodic table

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G1 = alkali metals G2 = alkali earth metals G7 = halogens G8 = noble gases above aluminium down- metalloids 21 - 30 transition metals

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groups

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