(E1PX1)Basic Chemistry Review for Lecture Exam 1

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Element

Substance made of one type of atom.

<p>Substance made of one type of atom.</p>
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Atom

Smallest unit of an element.

<p>Smallest unit of an element.</p>
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Proton

Positive charge, 1 mass unit, in nucleus.

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Neutron

No charge, 1 mass unit, in nucleus.

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Electron

Negative charge, negligible mass, orbits nucleus.

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Atomic number

Number of protons in an element.

<p>Number of protons in an element.</p>
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Atomic mass

Total mass of protons and neutrons.

<p>Total mass of protons and neutrons.</p>
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Ion

Charged atom due to electron loss or gain.

<p>Charged atom due to electron loss or gain.</p>
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Anion

Negatively charged ion (gains electrons).

<p>Negatively charged ion (gains electrons).</p>
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Cation

Positively charged ion (loses electrons).

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Isotope

Atoms of the same element with different neutrons.

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Half-life

Time for half of a radioactive isotope to decay.

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Chemical reactivity

How an atom interacts with other atoms.

<p>How an atom interacts with other atoms.</p>
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Hydrophilic

Water-loving, polar substances that dissolve in water.

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Hydrophobic

Water-fearing, nonpolar substances that do not dissolve.

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Cohesion

Attraction between molecules of the same substance.

<p>Attraction between molecules of the same substance.</p>
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Adhesion

Attraction between molecules of different substances.

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Heat capacity

Energy needed to raise temperature of 1 g by 1°C.

<p>Energy needed to raise temperature of 1 g by 1°C.</p>
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Boiling point

Temperature at which a liquid turns to vapor.

<p>Temperature at which a liquid turns to vapor.</p>
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pH

Measure of hydrogen ion concentration in a solution.

<p>Measure of hydrogen ion concentration in a solution.</p>
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Acid

Substance that donates protons (H+).

<p>Substance that donates protons (H+).</p>
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Base

Substance that accepts protons (H+).

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Solvent

Liquid that dissolves solutes to form a solution.

<p>Liquid that dissolves solutes to form a solution.</p>
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Solute

Substance dissolved in a solvent.

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Solution

Homogeneous mixture of solute and solvent.

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Chemical bond

Attraction between atoms that forms molecules.

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Electron shell

Region around nucleus where electrons reside.

<p>Region around nucleus where electrons reside.</p>
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Electron configuration

Arrangement of electrons in an atom's shells.

<p>Arrangement of electrons in an atom's shells.</p>