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Glossary of science iia- section 1

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