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Atom

Fundamental building block of matter

Molecule

two or more atoms joined in a specific geometrical arrangement

Experiment

Controled test to generate observations

Law

Summerizes past observations and predicts future ones

Theory

Models observations and predicts why

Matter

Anything that has mass and volume

Solid

Atoms or molecules packed together. move but cannot move past one another

liquid

Fixed volume but not shape molecules or atoms are close together, move past one another

Gas

no fixed volume/ shape. Space between molecules or atoms is large. Gas Particles move a lot

Heterogenous mixture

nonuniform compound

Homogenous mixture

homogeneous mix (solution)

Mixture

2 or more components physically combined propotions can vary from one sample from another

element

cannot be broken down to simpler substances chemically

Compound

can be broken down. composed of 2 or more elements chemically combined infixed proprotion

Physical Change

Change that alters the state or apperence, Does not change identity

Chemical Change

Property that a substance displays only by changing identity or composition


(you sometimes can see a chemical change through color, bubbles, heat, all which are physical changes)

Energy

the capacity to do work. work is force through a distance

Law of Conservation of Energy

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed only converted

Derived unit

They come from other units

Law of conservation of mass

in a chemical reaction, matter is neither created nor destroyed only rearanged

Law of definite proportions

All samples of a given compound have the same proportions of their constituent atoms

Law of multiple proportions

When 2 elements combine they man combine in multiple ratios

Daltons atomic theory

Each element is composed of


1. tiny indestructible particles called atoms


2. all atoms of a given element have same proportions


3. atoms can be comined in simple whole number ratios to form a compound


4. atoms of one element cannot change into atoms of another element

Coulomb's law

if the magnitude of the particle increase and the distance stays the same then the force increases

What was Milikan known for

Oil Drop experiment

Neutrons

Was Chadwick's discovery


Neutral

Isotopes

Which are atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons


Same element different mass

Atomic Number

# of protons

Mass number

# of protons and # of neutrons

Ions

Atoms or molecules that carry charge

Cations

ions of positive charge

anions

ions with negative charge

Isoelectric

having or involving no net electric charge or difference in electrical potential.

Weighted average of Natural Abudancies

Not all isotopes are present in equal amounts

Ionic

Involves the transfer of electrons

Covalent

Involves the sharing of electrons

Ionic bond

usually between metal and nonmetal (or group of nonmetals)

Polyatomic ions

Group of covalently bound nonmetals that collectivelybehaves like an ion (they will carry charge)


Look for a metal and several nonmetals