Chemistry Vocab

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BEK1995  on January 25, 2011

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Chemistry Vocab

Physical Properties
color, odor, melting point, conductivity, solublity, hardness, boiling point, density, malleability => DON'T CHANGE the sample
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Physical Properties color, odor, melting point, conductivity, solublity, hardness, boiling point, density, malleability => DON'T CHANGE the sample
Chemical Properties flammability, reactivity => DO CHANGE the sample
Solids have definity shape and volume, ordered, low energy (particles aren't moving around much)
liquids have definite volume but not shape, less ordered, more energy, if something is aqueous (aq) it is dissolved in water
gases no definite shape or volume, total disorder, highest energy (lots of particle movement)
Elements can't be separated, made of 1 kind of atom (like O2)
Compounds can be separated chemically, made of 2+ kinds of atoms (like H20)
Mixtures can be separated PHYSICALLY by evaporating, sifting, magnetism, filtering, etc.
Nucleus of an atom made of protons (+) and neutrons (ø), most of atom's mass is here, # of protons determines what each element is
Cation a POSTIVE ion, has lost electrons, smaller radius
Anion a NEGATIVE ion, has gained electrons, larger radius
isotopes less common forms of an element, have SAME # of protons but DIFFERENT # of neutrons, have a different mass
Electronegativity ATTRACTION for electrons
ionization energy required to PULL AN ELECTRON AWAY from an atom
Metals LOW electronegativity and ionization, good conductors, shiny and malleable
transition metals produce colors when reacted
nonmetals HIGH electronegativity and ionization energy, poor conductors, brittle and dull
matalloids B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te => on "steps" of periodic table
Hydrogen bonds only with FON => florine, oxygen, nitrogen
Polar Bonds DIFFERENT ELEMENTS
Nonpolar Bonds SAME ELEMENTS
Coordinate Covalent Bond one atom donates BOTH electrons in a bond (ex. CO)
High melting/boiling point strong attractive forces between atoms/molecules
Low melting/boiling point weak attractive forces between atoms/molecules
Covalent Bond between two nonmetals, electrons are shared
Ionic Bond between metal and nonmetal, nonmetal "steals" electrons from the metal
Bonded Atoms have less potential energy than the elements alone
Metallic Bonds the nucleus is surrounded by a "sea" of electrons
diatomic molecules a molecule that MUST contain two identical atoms when alone: O₂H₂N₂F₂Cl₂Br₂I₂
Rutherford gold foil experiment: atoms are mostly empty space, positive in the middle, negative aroung the outside

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