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Matter and Energy: Reporting Category 1 |
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Teacher Says: |
Student Says: |
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3 subatomic particles |
Protons, neutrons, electrons |
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Charges of 3 subatomic particles |
Proton (+), Electron (-), Neutron (0) |
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Masses of subatomic particles |
Proton = 1, Neutron = 1, Electron = 0 |
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2 regions of an atom |
Nucleus & Electron cloud |
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Location of protons & neutrons |
Nucleus |
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Location of electrons |
Electron cloud |
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# of Electrons per energy level |
2, 8, 8 (18) |
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Determines what element an atom is |
# of protons |
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Electrons found in outermost energy level |
Valence electrons |
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Valence electrons determine an atoms ______ |
Properties |
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Pure substance made of only one type of element |
Element |
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Two or more elements combined |
Compound |
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Atomic mass = _________ + ___________ |
Protons + Neutrons |
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Atomic number = |
Protons and electrons |
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Group 18, have a full outer energy level, do not react or combine with other atoms |
Noble gases |
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On the periodic table, period # equals |
Number of energy levels |
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On the periodic table, group # equals |
Number of valence electrons (skip groups 3-12) (groups 13-18, disregard the 1) |
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Elements in the same group have similar - |
Properties |
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Ductile, malleable, magnetic (some), luster, conductors |
Properties of metals |
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Location of metalloids on periodic table |
Stairstep or zig-zag |
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The goal of every atom |
To get a full outer energy level |
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Stays the same substance |
Physical change |
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Becomes a new substance |
Chemical change |
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Production of gas, change in temperature, color change, production of a precipitate |
Indicators of a chemical change |
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Substances on the left of a chemical reaction |
Reactants |
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Substances on the right of a chemical reaction |
Products |
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In a chemical rxn. New subsstances have - |
new properties |
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The same number of each atom must be present on both sides of a chemical equation |
Law of conservation of mass |
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Small number below and after an element's symbol, shows how many of that element are present in the molecule |
Subscript |
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Large number in front of a molecule, shows how many molecules are present |
Coefficient |
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Use this Chemical formula (called hydrogen sulfide) for #31-34:2H2SO4 |
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Number of molecules of hydrogen sulfide |
2 |
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Number of Elements present in this chemical |
3 |
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Number of atoms in one molecule |
7 |
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Total number of atoms present |
14 |
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Compound containing Carbon and other elements |
Organic Compound |
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Density = |
mass / volume |