Inorg Chem

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Chemistry of life

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Organic chemistry

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Study of inorg compounds /without C-H bond

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Inorganic chemistry

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Study of chemical processes on living organisms

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Biochemistry

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Chemistry of matter

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Analytic chemistry

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Branch of chem that has physics

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Physical Chemistry

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Force that gravity exerts on an object

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Weight

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Inherent property of object that does not change

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Mass

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Constant composition

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Pure substance

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Two classes of pure subs.

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Elements and compounds

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Composed of two or more substances

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Mixture

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Two types of mixture

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Heterogeneous and Homogeneous

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Mixture that varies definitely

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Heterogeneous

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Mixture with one phase

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Homogeneous

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The mass of the products after a chemical change equals the mass of the reactants before the change

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Law of conservation- Antoine Laurent Lavosier

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A given chemical compound always contains the same elements in the exact same proportions by mass

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Law of definite proportions

-Antoine Laurent Lavosier

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The ratio of masses of one element that combine with a constant mass of another element can be expressed in small whole numbers

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Law multiple proportions John Dalton

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Atomic number is the same as

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Proton electron

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Total no. Of protons and neutrons in an atom

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Atomic mass

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Charged particle formed when atoms gain or lose electron

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Ions

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Positive ions where neutral ions loses electron

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Cations

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Metallic atoms tend to

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Lose electrons

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Negative ions formed when gains electron

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Anions

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Nonmetallic atoms tend to

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Lose electrons

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Molecule that has both positive and negative regions

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Zwitterion

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Change in ph means

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Change in solubility

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Lowest energy state

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Ground state

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Higher energy state

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Excited state

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Electron occupies lowest energy orbital that can receive it

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Aufbau Principle

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Electrons occupies the orbitals of equal energy level

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Hund's Rule

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No more than two electrons may occupy any given orbital

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Pauli's exclusion principle

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Spdf

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2,6,10,14

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Show's a substance chemical composition

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Chemical formula

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Combi of metals and non metals

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Ionic compounds

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Composed of two different kinds of atoms or elements

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Binary compound

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3 or more elements combined

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Polyatomic compounds

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2 valence numbers and can form 2 diff ions

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Bivalent element

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Have 3 or more valence numbers

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Multivalent elements

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Composed of H ion and non metal only

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Binary acids

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Composed of 3 elements and third element is oxygen

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Oxy acids

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2- 3 charge

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Ide

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ous

Ic

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Classical system

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Roman numerals

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Stock system

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Greek prefixes, mono, penta, di, tri

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Binary covalent

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Hydro + ic

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Hydroacids or binaryacids

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Ate=ic

Ite= ous

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Oxyacids

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Cation + hydroxide

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Bases

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Metal + non metal (ide)

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binary Salts

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Non metal+ radical

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Tertiary salts