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Atom
The smallest component of an element that still contains element properties
Small..... Contains element properties...
Molecule
Covalently bonded atoms. Smallest unit of a compound.
Compound's smallest _____... Composed of ________ bonded _____...
Element
Chemically identical substance made of atoms, and have an alike number of protons
Chemical, identical, composition of ____.
Proton
Particle in the nuclei of every atom, having a positive electrical charge.
+ charge, in the ____ of every atom
Electron
A particle that has varying numbers, is negatively charged and surrounds an atom's nucleus.
- charge, surrounds an atom's ____, varying ____...
Neutron
A particle that carries no electric charge and is subatomic
No electric _____ (something that is done to your phone every night)
Ion
An atom or molecule that has a positive or negative charge do to losing or gaining one or more electrons
- or + charge due to _____
Isotope
A form of an element having a different atomic mass but the same atomic number.
Different atomic ____ same atomic #
Ionic bond
Chemical bond formed by the attraction of oppositely charged ions.
Oppositely charged ions forming a ____ bond
Covalent bond
Two atoms sharing a pair of electrons creating a chemical bond.
_(#)? Atoms sharing a pair of ____ creating a ____ bond
Polar covalent bond
A bond in which electrons are shared between elements having a difference in electronegativity of between 0.5 and ~2.0.
Electrons shared between ___ having a difference in _____
Law of conversation of matter
Law that states matter can not be created or destroyed and does not hold true at the subatomic level
Subatomic level
Activation enery
The energy that you need to start a chemical reaction.
The ____ you need to start a ____ reaction.
Hydrogen bond
A weak attraction between hydrogen atoms and oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine atoms. It holds together the strands of DNA in their double helix.
Holds together strands if DNA
pH scale
A scale from 0 to 14 reflecting the concentration of hydrogen ions in solution
A number less than 7 denotes acidic conditions, and I number greater than 7 denotes basic conditions
Acid
Having a pH less than 7, having more dissolved hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions.
Less than 7... More ____ ions than ____ ions
Base
Having a pH greater than 7, having more dissolved hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions
Alkaline