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Qualitative Observations

No numbers, Phyisical

Quantitative Observations

Numbers and Units

Homogeneous Mixture

Beverages

Heterogeneous Mixture

Food

Intensive Property

property that only depends on composition of substance, not amount of (color, physical state, smell

Extensive Property

property that does depend on amount, measures (volume, mass, length)

Precision

how close individual measures are to each other (scatter)

Accuracy

how close measure is to a “true value” or what actual measure is

Particles in the Nucleus of an Atom:

Protons and Neutrons

Atomic Number

# of protons

Mass Number

# of protons + # of neutrons

Isotopes

atoms with the same atomic # but different mass #, same # of protons, but different # of neutrons.

Ion

when neutral atom gains or loses electrons

cation

Atoms loses electron to have a positive charge

anion

Atom gains an electron to have negative charge

Empirical Formula

gives the relative number of each type of atom in the compound, expressed as the lowest whole number ratio

Molecular Formula

gives the actual number of each type of atom in the compound, (can reduce)

Ionic Compound

when electrons transferred between atoms forming two oppositely charged ions (cation and anion)

Naming Ionic Compound

Cation name + anion root + ide

Naming Transition Metals

Cation name + roman numeral of charge + anion root + ide

Polyatomic Ions

group of two or more ions that have a charge and behave as one unit.

Hydrated ionic compound

specific number (n) of water molecules associated with each formula unit.

Naming Hydrated ionic compound

ionic compound name number prefix + “hydrate”

Covalent Compounds

electrons shared between two neutral bonded atoms (right side of table)

Naming Covalent Compounds

(prefix) + 1st element name + prefix + second element root + ide

Acids

substances that provide H+ when added to water, H listed first

Binary Acids

Consist of hydrogen and one other nonmetal or a non-oxygen containing polyatomic ion

Naming Binary Acids

“hydro” + root of other element/polyatomic ion + “ic” acid

Oxyacids

Consist of hydrogen and an oxygen containing polyatomic ion

Naming Oxyacids that end with -ate

name of polyatomic ion + replace -ate with -ic + acid


***I “ate” an acid and it made me sick.

Naming Oxyacids that end with -ite

replace -ite with -ous + acid