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Inorganic compounds
All chemical compounds except those based upon chains or rings of carbon atoms
organic compounds
compounds based upon chains or rings of carbon atoms
physical law
fact established by many experiments and observations
law of conservation of mass
total mass of reactants=total mass of products
law of constant composition
any chemical compound is made of a definite combined proportion of elements
Dalton's Theory (Three Main things)
Elements' atoms are indestructible except nuclearly.
Atoms differ between elements, but are similar(excluding isotopes) for a given element.
Atoms unite in whole numbers ratios to form chemical compounds.
Law of Multiple Proportions
If two elements, A and B, combine to form more than one chemical compound, the masses of b that combine with a given mass of A are in the ration of small whole numbers.
Mass(proton) is equal to what?
Mass(Neutron)
Mass(Proton) + Mass(Neutron)=
Mass(Electron)
Atomic Number
Atomic Number (Z) of an element is the number of protons in the nucleus .
Mass Number
Mass Number (A) protons and neutrons added.......A=Z+Neutrons
Isotopes
atoms of the same element but with different mass
What is the lightest of all known atoms and has not neutrons
protium
Percent natural abundance of isotopes is based on the # of atoms.....
CL-37 (24.47%) means 24.47 Cl-37 atoms per 100 atoms
Ion
produced by adding or removing one or more electrons from an atom or molecule
Atom + Electrons =
monoatomic anion
Atom - Electrons =
monoatomic cation
Molecule + Electrons
polyatomic anion
Molecule - Electrons
Polyatomic cation
Ions are formed....
when metals combine with nonmetals
Three Types of Compound
Molecular, Network Ionic, Network Covalent
Chemical Compound->Elements->
empirical formula
Molecular Substance->(made of)
molecules
Network Ionic Compound->(made of)
Ions-> Ionic Unit Formula
Network Covalent Substance->
Atoms-> Atomic Unit Formula
Empirical Formula
ratio of atoms to elements in a compound
Molecular Formula
an actual molecule of an element or compound, ex O(small 2)
Ionic unit formula
smallest electrically neutral collection of ions of a network ionic compound
Atomic Unit formula
relative number of atoms of each element
Stereochemcial formula
same info as structural formula and gives the arrangement in space