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homo mixture |
mixture of the same element (sugar & salt) |
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hetero mixture |
retain their own characteristics (granite and milk) |
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physical prop |
describes appearance that can be measured without changing identity (color, hardness, density, solubility) |
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chemical prop |
props that describe the behavior in chemical reactions that change its identity |
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metals |
solids, heat, electricity, malleable (hammered), luster (shine), ductile (wire) |
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nonmetals |
solids, liquids, and gases. no heat, not ductile or malleable |
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Metalliods |
both! |
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Metalliods |
both! |
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what is all matter made up of according to dalton? |
atoms |
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Metalliods |
both! |
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what is all matter made up of according to dalton? |
atoms |
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what is an atom? according to dalton |
smallest unit of an element that can exist alone or in combination with other atoms |
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Metalliods |
both! |
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what is all matter made up of according to dalton? |
atoms |
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what is an atom? according to dalton |
smallest unit of an element that can exist alone or in combination with other atoms |
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atoms of the same element? dalton. |
chemically alike |
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what does Dalton say isotopes are? |
atoms that may not have some mass |
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what does Dalton say isotopes are? |
atoms that may not have some mass |
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how are atoms not divided? Dalton. |
not subdivided in classical reactions |
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atomic number |
indicates # of protons |
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atomic mass ? |
the sum of protons and neutrons |
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atomic mass ? |
the sum of protons and neutrons |
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isotopes |
atoms having some atomic # but diff atomic mass (diff number of n) |
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ions |
atoms that have diff # of e- ... charged particles |
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ions |
atoms that have diff # of e- ... charged particles |
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anuon |
ion w excess of neg charges, more e than p (0-2) |
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ions |
atoms that have diff # of e- ... charged particles |
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anuon |
ion w excess of neg charges, more e than p (0-2) |
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cation |
ion with fewer neg charges, less e- than p (Na+) |
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atomic mass unit |
in comparison to C-12 atom. take atomic mass and put it over 12 |
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planks formula |
e = h f |
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Bohr model? |
2 8 8 2 |
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quantum number levels |
1 - 2e 2 - 8e 3 - 18e 4 - 32e |
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quantum number levels |
1 - 2e 2 - 8e 3 - 18e 4 - 32e |
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quantum letter levels |
s - 1 (2e) p - 3 (6e) d - 5 (10e) f - 7 (14e( |
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Hindis rule- how many e in each orbital? |
each is orbital can only contain 2 e- having opposite spins |
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Hindis rule- how many e in each orbital? |
each is orbital can only contain 2 e- having opposite spins |
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hindus rule- what happens to any added e- |
any added e is placed in an unfolded orbital of lowest energy and second e is not added to an orbital until each contains 1e |
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Pauli exclusion principle? |
in any one atom, no 2e can have the same set of 4 quantum numbers |
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Heisenberg uncertainty principle? |
it is impossible to know the certainity of position and momentum of any e at any moment |