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antimony
Sb (metalloid)

aluminum
Al

argon
Ar

Arsenic
As (metalloid)

Barium
Ba

Beryllium
Be

Bismuth
Bi

Boron
B (metalloid)

Bromine
Br (diatomic!)

Cadmium
Cd

Calcium
Ca

Carbon
C

Cesium
Cs

Chlorine
Cl (diatomic!)

Chromium
Cr

Colbat
Co

Copper
Cu

Fluorine
F (diatomic!)

Gallium
Ga

Germanium
Ge (metalloid)

Gold
Au

Helium
He

Hydrogen
H (diatomic!)

Iodine
I (diatomic!)

Iron
Fe

Lead
Pb

Lithium
Li

Magnesium
Mg

Manganese
Mn

Mercury
Hg

Neon
Ne

Nickel
Ni

Nitrogen
N (diatomic!)

Oxygen
O (diatomic!)

Phosphorus
P

Platinum
Pt

Potassium
K

Radium
Ra

Rubidium
Rb

Silicon
Si (metalloid)

Silver
Ag

Sodium
Na

Strontium
Sr

Sulfur
S

Tin
Sn

Titanium
Ti

Uranium
U

Zinc
Zn

what does 1 ml equal?
1 cubic cm
density
mass/volume
c to f
1.8(C)+32=F
C to K (vice versa)
K=C+273.15
Tellurium is a…
metalloid!
average mass=?
(mass isotope #1 * % abundance/100)+(mass isotope #2 * % abundance/100)…(and so on)
alkali metals
alkaline earth metals

transition metals

halogens

noble gases

hydroxide

hydronium

ammonium

nitrate

nitrite

perchlorate

chlorate

chlorite

hypochlorite

carbonate

bicarbonate

cyanide

sulfate

sulfite

phosphate

hydrogen phosphate

dihydrogen phosphate

phosphite

acetate

permanganate

water

Ammonia

Hydrogen Sulfide

hydrofluoric acid
HF (weak)

hydrochloric acid
HCI (strong acid)
hydrobromic acid
HBr (strong)

hydroiodic acid
HI

chloric acid
HCIO3 (strong)

perchloric acid
HCIO4 (strong)

nitric acid
HNO3 (strong)

sulfuric acid
H2SO4 (strong)

acetic acid
CH3COOH or C2H4O2 (weak)

methane
CH4
ethane
C2H6
propane
C3H8
naming alcohols
change ending to -ol
number to specify location (e.g 2-Propanol)
acids: anion ends w/ -ide
add prefix hydro-, change ending with -ic acid
acids: anion ends with -ite
change ending to -ous acid
acids: anion ends with -ate
change ending to -ic acid
(g)
gas
(s)
solid