Vocabulary

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A metal being reshaped or pounded into sheets

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Malleable

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Charged atom, either positive or negative

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Ion

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Being able to disolve

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Solubility

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A metal being pulled into a wire

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Ductile

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The smallest part of a compound with all the properties of the compound

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Molecule

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What is added to a solvent in a mixture

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Solute

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Charged molecule, either positive or negative

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Polyatomic Ion

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Describes the observed characteristics of matter

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Physical Property

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Amount of atoms that are represented in a chemical formula

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Subscript

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Compound that contains Carbon

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Organic Compound

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Larger part of a solution and dissolves solutes

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Solvent

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Represent 2 or more atom chemically bonded with a definite ratio

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Compound

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Bonding between a metal and nonmetal

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Ionic Bonding

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Needed to remove electrons from a neutral atom

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Ionization Energy

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Represent 2 or more substances with no definite ratio

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Mixture

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Bonding between two nonmetals

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Covalent Bonding

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Represent the Least mixed or mixtures and large enough to be seen

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Heterogeneous

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A change in matter that produces a new substance

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Chemical Change

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An atom with no charge or the same number of protons and electrons

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Neutral Atom

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How light travels through or scattered by the particles in a mixture

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Tyndall Effect

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I represent the elements and compounds that are going through a chemical reaction

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Reactants

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An atom with a complete outer energy level and generally found in nature uncombined as a compound

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Stable Atom

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Represents a molecule

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Chemical Formula

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How a substance will react when combined with other substances

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Chemical Property

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How many of each kind of elements there are in a chemical formula

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ratio

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Atom that does not have a complete outer energy level, generally 8 valence electrons, and will combine with other atoms to form compounds

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Unstable Atom

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Chemical Sentence showing the reactants, products, and new substances created from chemical reaction

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Chemical Equation

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Mixture made from a solute that was dissolved in a solvent

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solution

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Smallest part of an element with all the properties of the element

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Atom

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The new substance after a chemical reaction has occurred

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Product

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Represents the number of valence electrons around a element symbol

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Electron Dot Diagram

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Molecule that does not contain carbon atoms

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Pure Substance

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Represents Atoms and Compounds

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Pure Substance

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The particles of a mixture that does not dissolve and settles out

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Suspension

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Can not dissolve

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Insoluble

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A number placed in front of a chemical formula in an equation

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Coefficient

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A mixture with particles that scatters light but does not settle out or sink to the bottom

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Colloid

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Atom that combines with other atoms to form compounds

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Reactive Atom

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Represents how many electrons an atom gains, loses or shares when forming compounds

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Oxidation Numbers

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Alter the form or appearance of a substance but do not make the material into another substance

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Physical Change