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Wavelength

distance between two waves

frequency

number of waves that pass a given point per unit of time

photon

tiny packet of energy

ground state

lowest possible energy level state for an atom



orbital

region where an electron resides in an atom

pauli exclusion principle

orbital can hold no more than two electrons and they must be opposite spin



valence electrons

electrons in highest occupied principal energy level

core electrons

inner electrons of an atom

ionization energy

energy required to remove an electron from ab atom in the gas phase

atomic mass unit

1.66 x 10^-24 g

average atomic mass

weighted average of all isotopes of an element

one mole

6.02 x 10^23 units

mass percent

percent by mass of a component of a mixture

molar mass

mass of one mole of a substance

empirical formula

simplest whole number ratio of atoms in a compund

molecular formula

actual number of atoms of each element in a molecule

chemical reaction

process in which new substances is formed

reactant

substance that enters in chemical reaction

product

wirtten on right side of arrow in chemical reaction

coefficient

numbers used to balance chemical equations

nonelectrolyte

doesn't dissociate in water

strong electrolyte

completely dissociates in water

spectator ions

do not take part in reaction

acid

produces H+ ions in water

base

produces OH- ions in water



salt

an ionic compound



oxidation reduction reaction

electrons are transferred

double displacement reaction

AB + CD --> AD + CB

acid base reaction

produces water

single replacement reaction

A + BC --> B + AC

combustion reaction

produces CO2 and H2O

synthesis reaction

A + B --> AB



decomposition reaction

AB --> A + B



stoichiometry

calculation of quantities in chemical reaction

limiting reactant

reactant that runs out first

theoretical yield

predicted amount of product

excess reactant

reactant that remains when reaction ends

actual yield

amount of product that is recovered

percent yield

comparison of predicted and actual amounts of product

energy

ability to do work or produce hear

potential energy

stored energy

kinetic energy

energy of motion

work

force acting over a distance

state function

property of a system that changes independent of the pathway

tempetaure

measure of the random motions of molecules

heat

flow of energy due to temperature differences

system

portion of the universe in which you are interested

surroundings

the remainder of the universe

exothermic

energy as heat flowers out of the system

endothermix

energy as heat flowers into the system

calorie

energy needed to raise temperature of 1G of a water 1 C

specific heat capacity

energy needed to raise temperature of 1G of a substance 1 C

entropy

a measure of the disorder of a system