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____ ___ was the first scientist to develop atomic theory

John Dalton

<p>John Dalton </p>
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John Dalton was the first scientist to develop _____ _____

atomic theory

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all _____ is made up of _____

matter, atoms

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_____ within an _____ are the same 

atoms, element 

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____ CANNOT be broken down

atoms

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atoms are __________ during a ______ reaction, but are not lost (law of _____ of _________)

rearranged, chemical, conservation, mass

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________ were discovered by passing electricity through a _________________

electrons, cathode ray tube

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______ were discovered by shooting _______ with ______ ______

protons, gold foil, alpha particles

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_______ were discovered by shooting ____________ through ________, causing protons to be ejected

neutrons, alpha particles, beryllium

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atoms are made of __________

subatomic particles

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what is the nucleus

dense, positively charged core of matter

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protons are _____ and have a mass of _ ____ and determine the _____ of an atom 

positively charged, 1 amu, identity 

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elements are _____ with unique ______

atoms, identities

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nuetrons have _______ and a mass of _ ___ and holds the nucleus together

no charge, 1 amu

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the job of the proton is to ___________

the job of the nuetrons is to ________

-determine the identity of an atom

-hold nucleus together

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atomic mass is found by 

adding total number of protons and neutrons 

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electrons have a ________ mass

negligible

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______ are held within due to the attraction to ______

electrons, protons

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Specifies the mass AND atomic number

nuclear notation

<p>nuclear notation </p>
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specifies mass

hyphen notation 

<p>hyphen notation&nbsp;</p>
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atoms are _______ charges

neutrally

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losing electrons = _____ion

positive

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gaining electrons =______ion

negative 

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positively charged ions are called 

CATIONS 

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negatively charged ions are called

ANIONS

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isotope

atoms of the same element can have different number of neutrons

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different number of _______=different mass

neutrons

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elements mass on the periodic table have an _____ value because of the existence of ______

average, isotopes

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what is the formula for finding the average atomic mass?

%(Mass)+%(mass)+…= __amu

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the side to side rows are called

periods

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how many periods are there

7

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what are the up and down colomns called 

groups

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how many groups are there

18

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metals are broadly classified as:

metals, nonmetals, metalloids

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where are metals located

left of stairs 

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where are nonmetals located 

right of stairs 

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where are metalloids located

6 elements near stairs

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Alkali metals: very _______ _____

Halogens: very _____ ______

Noble gases: very _______

Alkali metals: very reactive metals

Halogens: very reactive nonmetals

Noble gases: very unreactive

<p>Alkali metals: very reactive metals </p><p>Halogens: very reactive nonmetals </p><p>Noble gases: very unreactive </p>
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<p>name the Alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, inner transition metals, transition metals, halogens, Noble gasses</p>

name the Alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, inner transition metals, transition metals, halogens, Noble gasses

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____ are composed of atoms held together by ______ _____

compounds, chemical, bonds

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Ionic bonds occur between ______ and _______

metal, non metal

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transfers electrons (metals→ nonmetals)

ionic bonds

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covalent bonds occur between ________ and _____

non metal, non metal

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covalent bonds form _____

molecules

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in a covalent bond, electrons are _______

shared 

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Al3+ S2-

monoatomic

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SO2- NO1-

polyatomic

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Na→Na1+

monovalent

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Cu→Cu2+ or Cu1+

multivalent 

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if the anion does NOT contain oxygen: Hydro______ic acid (HCl=hydrochloric acid)

if the anion does NOT contain oxygen: Hydro______ic acid (HCl=hydrochloric acid)

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if anion DOES contain oxygen:

ends in -___→ _____ic acid

-ate

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if anion DOES contain oxygen:

ends in -___→ ous acid

ite

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what are the types of chemical formulas?

empirical, molecular, structeral 

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emperical:

smallest whole number ratio of atoms in a compound

<p>smallest whole number ratio of atoms in a compound</p>
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molecular:

actual number of atoms in a compound

<p>actual number of atoms in a compound</p>
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structural

uses lines to represent covalent bonds and shows how atoms bond to each other