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Glossary of science iia- section 1
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- 1 amu
- 1/12 of a carbon-12 atom
- A chemical combination of two or more different elements is a(n)?
- compound.
- A chemical reaction that involves one or more substances changing into new substances?
- chemical change
- A heterogeneous mixture is like what?
- a sand-water mixture.
- A homogenous mixture is like what?
- a salt water mixture.
- A mixture is what?
- 2 substances combined.
- a substance that can not be separated into simpler sumbstances by physical or chemical means is a(n)?
- element
- Ag
- Silver
- Al
- Aluminum
- alter w/o changing composition.
- physical changes.
- Aluminum
- Al
- Ar
- Argon
- Argon
- Ar
- Atomic number =
- electrons = protons
- Atomic Number equals what?
- the number of protons.
- Au
- gold
- B
- Boron
- Ba
- Barium
- Barium
- Ba
- Be
- Beryllium
- Beryllium
- Be
- boil
- physical change
- Boron
- B
- Br
- Bromine
- Bromine
- Br
- burn
- chemical change
- C
- Carbon
- Ca
- Calcium
- Calcium
- Ca
- Calculated the mass of an electron
- Millikan
- carbon
- C
- Chlorine
- Cl
- Chromium
- Cr
- Cl
- Chlorine
- Co
- Cobalt
- Cobalt
- Co
- condense
- physical change
- Copper
- Cu
- corrode
- chemical change
- Cr
- Chromium
- crumple
- physical change
- crush
- physical change
- Cu
- Copper
- Determined the mass to charge ratio of an electron
- Thomson
- explode
- chemical change
- F
- Fluorine
- Fe
- Iron
- ferment
- chemical change
- Fluorine
- F
- francium
- element
- freeze
- physical change
- Gold
- Au
- grind
- physical change
- H
- Hydrogen
- He
- Helium
- Helium
- He
- Hg
- Mercury
- How do you calculate the atomic mass of an element?
- you take the mass in amu's of both isotopes and individually multiply them by the percent abundance, then add them together.
- Hydrogen
- H
- I
- Iodine
- ice
- compound
- in isotope notation, how is it written?
- mass number on top, atomic number on bottom.
- Iodine
- I
- Iron
- Fe
- Isotopes of an element have the same # of protons, but different numbers of what?
- neutrons.
- K
- Potassium
- Lead
- Pb
- Li
- Lithium
- Lithium
- Li
- Magnesium
- Mg
- Manganese
- Mn
- melt
- physical change
- Mercury
- Hg
- Mg
- Magnesium
- Mn
- Manganese
- N
- Nitrogen
- Na
- Sodium
- Ne
- Neon
- Neon
- Ne
- Ni
- Nickel
- Nickel
- Ni
- Nitrogen
- N
- O
- oxygen
- oxidize
- chemical change
- Oxygen
- O
- P
- Phosphorus
- Pb
- Lead
- Phosphorus
- P
- Potassium
- K
- proposed the nuclear atomic model
- Rutherford
- rot
- chemical change
- rust
- chemical change
- S
- Sulfur
- separates by formation of solid, pure particles from a solution.
- crystallization.
- separates solids from liquids by using a porous barrier.
- filtration.
- separates substances on the basis of the boiling points of the substances.
- distillation.
- separates when a solid is formed.
- crystallization.
- Shows the relationship between the reactants and products in a chemical change.
- Chemical equation
- Si
- Silicon
- Silicon
- Si
- Silver
- Ag
- Sn
- Tin