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elements combine to form more stable compounds with their own distinct characteristics

combined elements

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copper sulfate and oxygen

form copper sulfate

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sodium and chlorine

form NaCl

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scientific shorthand which shows the type and number of elements needed to make a compound

chemical formula

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indicates the number of atoms of an element in the compound

subscript

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one atom

no subscript

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H₂O

water

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what is the amount of atoms and elements mentioned: SiO₂

1 silicon, 2 oxygen

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what is the amount of atoms and elements mentioned: C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁

12 carbon, 22 hydrogen, 11 oxygen

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what is the amount of atoms and elements mentioned: HC₂H₃O₂

4 hydrogen, 2 carbon, 2 oxygen

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what is the amount of atoms and elements mentioned: N₂O

2 nitrogen, 1 oxygen

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what is the amount of atoms and elements mentioned: Mg(OH)₂

1 magnesium, 2 oxygen, 2 hydrogen

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atoms combine to form compounds because the compound is more stable than the individual atoms

atom stability

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elements in group 18 on the periodic table

noble gases

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what group on the periodic table is completely stable

group 18

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how many electrons do group 18 have

8 valence electrons

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how many electrons do group 1 have

1 valence electron

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how many electrons do group 2 have

2 valence electrons

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how many electrons do group 13 have

3 valence electrons

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how many electrons do group 14 have

4 valence electrons

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how many electrons do group 15 have

5 valence electrons

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how many electrons do group 16 have

6 valence electrons

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how many electrons do group 17 have

7 valence electrons

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outer electrons predict how atoms ___

bond

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what do atoms do to form compounds

lose, gain, or share electrons

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a force which holds atoms together to make a compound

attraction

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a chemical bond is formed when a ___ is formed

complete outer energy level

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atoms gain or lose electrons to become ___

stable

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neutral atoms have how many protons and electrons

equal protons and electrons

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positive ions have how many protons and electrons

more protons than electrons

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negative ions have how many protons and electrons

more electrons than protons

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atoms with less than 4 valence electrons ___ electrons

give up

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atoms with more than 4 valence electrons ___ electrons

gain

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formed through transferring electrons usually between atoms of metals and nonmetals

ionic bond

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ionic bonds have ___ compounds

neutral

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bonds formed by the sharing of electrons usually between nonmetals

covalent bond

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___ molecules result from atoms that have unequal electron sharing

polar

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___ molecules are formed when atoms are identical or are symmetric and bonds are equal

nonpolar

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H₂O₂F₂Br₂I₂N₂Cl₂

the diatomic molecules

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how to write sodium chloride as a formula

NaCl

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how to write potassium sulfide as a formula

K₂S

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how to write iron (II) oxide as a formula

FeO

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how to name BaCl₂

barium chloride

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how to name CuBr₂

copper (II) bromide

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how to name Na₃PO₄

sodium phosphate

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how to name Al2(CO3)2

aluminum carbonate

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how to write calcium hydroxide as a formula

Ca(OH)₂

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mono

one

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di

two

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tri

three

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tetra

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penta

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hexa

6

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hepta

7

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octa

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how to name N₂O

dinitrogen monoxide

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how to name CO₂

carbon dioxide

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a change in which one or more substances are converted into new substances

chemical reaction

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substances that react

reactants

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new substances produced

products

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mass of the product ___ the mass of the reacts

equals

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matter is not created or destroyed but is conserved

law of conservation of mass

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represent the number of units of each substance taking part in a reaction

coefficient

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produces

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+

plus

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(s)

solid

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(l)

liquid

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(g)

gas

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(aq)

aqueous

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a substance dissolved in water

aqueous

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heat →

reactants are heated

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light →

reactants are exposed to light

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electricity →

electric current is applied to reactants

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balance Mg(s) + O₂(g) → MgO(s)

2Mg(s) + O₂(g) → 2MgO(s)

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a substance reacting with oxygen

combustion reaction

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two or more substances combine to form another substance

synthesis reaction

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one substance breaks down or decomposes into two or more substances

decomposition

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one element replaces another element in a compound

single displacement

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the positive ion of one compound replaces the positive ion of the other to form two new compounds

double displacement

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what is Ba + S →

BaS

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what is H2 + O2 →

2H₂O

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release energy

exergonic

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release heat

exothermic

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keep energy

endergonic

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keep heat

endothermic

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a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being permanently changed itself

catalyst

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substances that slow down a chemical reaction or prevent it from occurring by combining with a reactant

inhibitor

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homogenous mixture that has the same composition, color, density, and even taste throughout

solution

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the substance being dissolved

solute

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substance doing the dissolving

solvent

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the universal solvent

water

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in salt water, salt is the ____ and water is the ____

solute and solvent

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the larger amount of a substance

solvent

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made by melting the metal solute and solvent together

alloy

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brass are made of ___ and ___

copper and zinc

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dissolving of a solid in a liquid happens where

the surface of a solid

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water & sugar molecules

polar

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negative water molecules attracted to positive sugar molecules

how sugar dissolves in water

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true or false: solids move more freely than gas/liquid

false

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speeds up dissolving because it brings more fresh solvent into contact with more solute (solid and liquid)

stirring

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