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products
The "results" of a chemical reaction
reactants
the substances that start a chemical reaction
Law of Conservation of Mass
states no mass is lost during a reaction
physical change
change in size, shape, color , or state of matter
chemical change
results in new substances being produced
nucleus
part of the atom containing protons and neutrons
proton
positively charged particle in the atom
neutron
particle in the atom with no charge
electron
negatively charged particle in the atom
Bohr model
method of representing an atom
anion
- charge, usually non-metals
cation
+ charge, usually metals
atomic number
equal to proton number
atomic mass
equal to protons plus neutrons
metal
elements to the left of the stairstep
non-metal
brittle, solid, doesn't conduct heat or electricity
transition elements
group 3-12 on the periodic table
group
vertical columns on the periodic table
period
horizontal rows on the periodic table
periodic table
shows elements arranged by increasing atomic number
ionic bond
bond resulting from electrons being lost or gained
covalent bond
bond resulting from shared electrons
valence electrons
number of electrons an atom has to gain, lose, or share
polyatomic ion
charged groups of covalently bonded ions
"poly"
many, much
"ic"
of, relating to