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10^12
Tera (T)
10^9
Giga (G)
10^6
Mega (M)
10³
Kilo (k)
10^-1
Deci (d)
10^-2
Centi (c)
10^-3
milli (m)
10^-6
micro (μ)
10^-9
nano (n)
10^-12
pico (p)
10^-15
femto (f)
10^-18
atto (a)
273.15
Kelvin is C + ____
0K
Absolute Zero
1×10^-10m
1 Angstrom
10³cm³
1 Liter in length
Exact Numbers
No uncertainty, infinite amount of SF
Significant
Zeroes between zeroes are
Decimal Places
If we are adding or subtracting, we need to look at the least number of ____
s.f
If we are multiplying or dividing, we need to look at the least amount of ___
118
How many elements are there?
Protons
Positively Charged particles, in nucleus
Neutrons
Neutrally charged particles, in nucleus
Electrons
Negatively Charged particles (in valence shells)
Protons and Electrons
All elements have _____
Size
Electrons are responsible for the ____ of the atom, not the mass
Atomic Number
Number of protons in the nucleus of an atom
Atomic mass
The weighted average mass of an atom of an element, measured in atomic mass units (amu).
Neutral
Atoms by default, are usually ____
electrons
____ Determine chemical reactivity
Mass #
The total number of protons AND neutrons
Sodium
Na
Pottasium
K
Iron
Fe
Copper
Cu
Silver
Ag
Gold
Au
Mercury
Hg
Tin
Sn
Lead
Pb
Antemony
Sb
Tungsten
W
Metals
Workable, Good conductors, typically for cations in a solution
non metals
typically for anions in a solution
bad conductors
not really workable
Diatomic
A ____ atom is 2 atoms, usually never found alone, highly reactive. H2, O2, N2
Have No Fear Of Ice Cold Beer
H2, N2, F2, O2, I2, Cl2, Br2
molecules
combination of 2 or more non-metals, or metalloids. H2O, CO2, NH3
molecular formula
Indicate number and type of each element H2O, H2O2
Imperial formula
Represent the lowest whole number ration of element H2O → 2:1
Structured formula
Shows how the atoms are connected and the bonds
Ion
If electrons are added or removed, an ____ is formed.
Cation
If electrons are lost, particle has a charge now, is is now a ____. (Positive charged)
Anion
If electrons are gained, the particle is now charged, an ____ is formed. (Negatively charged)
lost
7Li+ Means an electron was ____
mass number
12C the 12 represents the ____
Roman Numerals
For Cations with 2 or more common charges the charge magnitude can be represented by _____
Iron(III) ion
Write Fe3+ with roman numerals
ic ous
for SINGLE cations that can have more than one charge (in pairs), the endings are: _____ for higher charge, ______ for lower charge
monatomic cations
These ions take the name of the element + “ion” at the end, thats it
Monatomic anions
For these ions we change ending to -ide
ate, ite
For polyatomic anion atoms with oxygen, we use ___ for more oxygen, and ___ for less oxygen. (Oxyanions)
ate
Ending used for polyatomic anions with more oxygen
ite
Ending used for polyatomic anions with less oxygen, always one less oxygen than the other, if you know the other, you know this one.
Anions
____ Are formed by adding H+ ions
Acid
When H+ gets added to an anion to the point where it has no more charge, a ____ is made.
hydro - ic
Anions ending in “ide” form a ___ acid
form - ic
“ate” anions form ___ acids
-ous
“ite” anions form ___ acids
Cation
In Cation/Anion combinations, we always name the ____ first
Combine
If an anion and a cation have the same amount of opposite charges, we ___ them. Na+ + Br- → NaBr