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Atom
the smallest particle into which an element can be subdivided without losing its characteristic properties.
Element
a pure substance
Molecule
when two or more atoms bond together by sharing electrons with each other
Ionic Bonds
one atom completely captures the electron(s) of another
ex: salt
Covalent Bonds
lit. "of equal power" when two atoms have similar affinities for electrons. They share rather than gain or lose them. They are strong & stable.
Hydrogen Bond
weak bond that does not form molecules. Temporarily links between different molecules or between different parts of one large molecule.
Van der Waals Bonds
very weak, flickering electrical attraction
Kinetic Energy
Atoms and molecules MOVE. Heat is a manifestation of a material's kinetic energy. Temperature is the measure of that energy.
Bond Energy
When two or more atoms become a molecule by sharing electrons and bonding with each other-pulled together by an electrical force.
a Solution
a material in which individual ions or molecules are dispersed in a liquid, usually clear. ex: salt brines & sugar syrups
a Suspension
a material in which a substance is dispersed in a liquid in clusters or particles consisting of many particles in water. Suspensions are usually cloudy because the clusters are large enough to deflect light rays.
an Emulsion
a special kind of suspension in which the dispersed substance is a liquid that can't mix evenly with the containing liquid. Cream is an emulsion of butterfat in water.
a Gel
a dispersion of water in a solid. The molecules of the solid form a sponge-like network, and the pockets of water are trapped in the network.
ex: jellies made with gelatin or pectin
a Foam
a dispersion of gas bubbles in as liquid or solid.
ex: souffles, bread