Chemistry (Measurement, Gases, Changes, Chemical Equations, Reactions, Periodic Trends)

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Radius
________ increases going down a group because….
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Mono
Who is only used on the second element, if only one of the first element just leave is normally? Answer with a single words or term.
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Noble gases
________ dont have any electronegativity values.
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Single replacement reaction
________, saw a gas form.
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Electronegativity
As we go across the radii of atoms get smaller, so valence electrons get closer to the nucleus, so electrons are more attracted to the nucleus. ________ decreases down the group because….
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Zeff
________= # of protons- # of shielding electronsAtomic vs Ionic Radii: Ionic radii follow the same trends as atomic radii.
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hydrocarbon
Combustion: A(n) ________ reacts with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water.
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Anions
What are larger than the neutral atom? Answer with a single words or term.
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Negative exponent
________- move the decimal to the left the same number of places as the exponent.
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Alkali metals reactivity
Balancing: Make sure the same number of elements on both sides of the arrowPeriodic Trends: Reactivity: ________ increases going down a group because….
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N2O
________= dinitrogen monoxide.
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Substances composition
Chemical Changes: ________ has changed.
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Energy
There are fewer protons attracting the same number of electrons so electron- electron repulsion is stronger and coulombic attraction is weaker so ionic radius is largerIonization: ________ needed to remove an electron from an atom.
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Real gases
________ behave like ideal gases at high temp, high volume, and low pressure.Gas Laws: Boyles Law: Pressure- Volume Relationship.
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Positive exponent
Scientific Notation: To convert scientific to standard: ________- move the decimal to the right the same number of places as the exponent.
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H2SO4
________= sulfuric acid.