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A mixture
Substance combined together( does not form a new substance)
A compound
An element combined together form a NEW substance
melting
Solids to liquid
Vaparation
Liquid to gas
Condensation
Gas to liquid
Freezing
Liquid to solid
Sublimation
Solid to gas
Deposition
Gas to solid
heterogeneous
Mixture not evenly mixed looks markers or opaque ex: mud
Homogenous
Evenly mixed
Colloids
Evenly mixed but particles floating around opaque or translucent to light
Solutions
evenly mixed but particles are very tiny you can’t see
Solvent
Does the dissolving
Solution
Gets dissolved by solvent
Atomic theory 1
All matters is made of atoms
Atomic theory 2
Atoms of different elements are different
Atomic theory 3
Atoms are combined in whole number ratios
Atomic theory 4
Atoms are not destroyed in chemical reactions
Msss number
Atomic number
#of protons and electrons
Atomic Mass
The mass of an isotope of an atom
Neutrons
Subtract atomic mass from #
Isotopes
Atoms with same atomic # but different mass numbers
Atomic weight
The average of the masses of isotopes of an element
Aufbau law#1
Fill lower energy orbital first
Pauli law #2
Each orbital can hold max 2 elections
Hund law #3
When you have multiple equal energy orbitals put one electrons in each before pairing
Anion(non metals)
Negatively chargers ion formed by gaining 1 or more electrons
Cations(metals)
Positivity charged ion formed by losing one or more electrons
Ionization energy
Energy needed to remove an electron
Electron infinity
Energy released when an atom gains an electron
m/v
grams of solute/mL of solution
Grams of solute: ml of solution x ml/100
V/v
volume of solute/volume of solution
Volume of solute: volume of solution x volume/100
m/m
Mass of solute/mass of solution