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alkane
any class of hydrocarbons characterized by the presence of only single carbon to carbon bonds
Carbon bonds
alkyl group
a fragment of an alkane structure that results from the removal of a hydrogen atom from the alkane
hydrogen group
anion
an ion with a NEGATIVE
electrical charge
type of ion
cation
an ion with a POSITIVE electrical charge
type of ion
chemical bond
an attractive force between two or more atoms holding them together
forces in a substance or solution
crystal lattice
the ordered, repeating arrangement of ions, molecules, or atoms in a crystalline solid.
Organized structure in a solid
electrolyte
a substance that ionizes or dissociates when dissolved in water to form an electrically conducting solution
Ionic substance
empirical formula
a formula showing the simplest possible ratio of atoms of elements in a compound
atom ratio in a molecule
halide ion
a monatiomic ion (1-) of a halogen
Monatomic
hydrocarbon
an organic compound composed of only carbon and hydrogen
Methane, ethane
molecular weight
the sum of the atomic weights of all the atoms in a substance's formula
atom summation in a formula
actual yield
the quantity of a reaction product obtained experimentally; less than the theoretically
what you actually get in a chemical reaction
atom economy
the fraction of atoms of starting materials incorporated into the desired final product in a chemical reaction
green chemistry
limiting reactant
the reactant present in limited supply that controls the amount of product formed in a reaction
affects amount of product
Mole ratio
a mole to mole ratio relating the molar amount of a reactant or product to the molar amount of another reactant or product
think stoichiometric factor