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Nitrate

Bicarbonate

Chlorate

Hypochlorite

Cyanide

Hydroxide

Acetate

Sulfate

Carbonate

Peroxide

Phosphate

Ammonium

(only polyatomic ion)

Valency

# of electrons lost, gained, or shared during chemical reactions

Chemical Reaction

conversion of 1 or more substances to 1 or more NEW substances

Chemical Equation

represents a chemical reaction using symbols

Aqueous means...

soluble in H20

Arrows mean...

"produces" or "yields"

Chemical equations must be balances in accordance with...

the law of conservation of mass

To balanace equations...

ensure that number of atoms of each element on the reactant side equals number of atoms of each element on the product side

Acids...

when dissolved in water provide hydrogen ions (H+)

Bases...

produce hydroxide ions in water (react in aqueous solutions)

Nitrite

Nitride

Sulfite

Sulfide

Phosphite

Phosphide

If acids are binary...

name starts with "hydro" followed by modificatuon of non-metal name to "ic"

If acids are not binary...

modify name of the 1st element in the polyatomic ion to "ic" if "ate" and "ous" if "ite"

Group 1

alkaline metals (+1)

Group 2

alkaline-earth metals (+2)

Group 3

(+3)

Group 4

no charge

Group 5

(-3)

Group 6

(-2)

Group 7

Hallogens (-1)

Group 8

Noble gases, relativley unreactive

Xenon (Xe) is useful for...

MRI's

Diatomic Molecules...

Br, H, Cl, F, O, N, I

Most Abundant Elements

H, O, N, C

In humans, heme group consists of...

Iron (Fe)

In plants, chlorophyll consists of...

Magnesium (Mg)

Ionic compounds are...

GENERALLY CONSIST OF METAL CATION AND NONMETAL ANION (ex. NaCl)


Crystalline solid, hard, brittle, high mp., bp., density, and electro

Molecular compounds are...

ONLY NON-METALS (ex. H2O)


gas, liquid, solid, soft, low mp., bp., density, and electro

Anion...

negativley charged, found by gaining electrons

Cations...

positivley charged, formed by losing electrons

Electronic Configuration...

arrangement of electrons on shells around the nucleus of an atom

Relative Atomic Mass

% abundance divided by 100 × mass (amu) PLUS etc. (continue adding isotopes)