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Elements
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are pure substance that cannot broken down into simpler substances by physical or chemical means
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Pure substances
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contain only 1 type of particle, atoms.
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properties of elements
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each element can be identified by its unique set of properties= characteristic properties.
Physical: boiling point, melting point,and density chemical: reactivity with acid |
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characteristic properties
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are properties that are true for every sample of that type of matter. They never, ever change
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metals
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are elements that are shiny and aregood conductors of heat and electric current.They are melleable.(they can be hammeredinto thin sheets.) they are also ductile."they can be drawn into thin wires
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nometals
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are elements that are dull and that are poor conductors of heat and electic current. solids tendto be brittle and unmalleable. few familiar objects are made of only nonmetals
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metalloids
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are also called semiconductors. they haveproperties of both metals and nonmetals.some metalloids are somewhatmalleable andductile. some metalloids conduct heat and electric current as well.
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compounds
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is apure substance made up of 2ormore gifferent elements that arechemically combined.(CO2, NaCl,H2O)
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molecule
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formswhen 2 or more atomsjoin together from the same element or different elements.(CO2, NaCl,O2 H3)
all compounds are molecules, but not all molecules are compounds. |
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compounds tip 1,2, and 3,4
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compounds can beidentified by their unique properties. each compounds has its own physical and chemical properties that are different from the elements that formed them. combined in a definite ratio. 2 hydrogen atoms+1 oxygen atom==H2O
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componds #5
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componds can be broken down into asimpler form.break down only through chemical change.
add heat== original elements add electric current= simpler compounds |
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compounds #6
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oftencompounds must be broken down to provide elements or simpler compounds that can beused asraw material.
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AL
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aluminum
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C
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Carbon
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H
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Hydrogen
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Na
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sodium
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Ca
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Calcium
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Cl
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Chlorine
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O
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Oxygen
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S
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Sulfer
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