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Chemistry ch 1 - 6 review vocab.

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physical changechange that doesn't alter composition
matteranything that has mass and takes up space
chemical propertiesproperties which can be observed when matter interacts
elementpure substance which consists of only one element from the periodic table
compoundtwo or more elements chemically bonded together
alkali metalsfirst column of periodic table, Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr
alkaline earth metalsBe,Mg,Ca,Sr,Ba,Ra (group 2)
halogensF,Cl,Br,I,At (group 17)
noble gasesinert,He,Ne,Ar,Kr,Xe,Rn
extensive propertyproperty which depends on quantity of matter
atomic numbersmaller number on table, equivalent to number of protons
pure substancea single element or compound not combined with anything else
extensive propertyproperty in which the quantity of matter present affects the property
Regions of the periodic tablemetals,non-metals,metalloids,noble gases
periodrow on the periodic table
groupcolumn on the periodic table
JJ Thompsondiscovered the electron
Ernest Rutherforddiscovered the nucleus
nucleusdense center region of atom containing protons and neutrons
isotopeelements w/same #protons, but differing in #neutrons
mass number# neutrons + # protons
atomic massmass of one atom in amu
molar massmass of one mole of atoms in grams
electronegativityability of an atom to draw electrons to itself
atomic radius1/2 the distance between nuclei of adjacent atoms
cationpositively charged particle
anionnegatively charged particle
avogadro's number6.023 x 10^23
ionic compoundcompound formed when one atoms transfers electrons to another atom
covalent compoundcompound formed when one atom shares electrons with a second atom
octet rulestates that 8 outter electrons needed for stability
densitymass/volume
intensive propertiescolor,density,flammability, amt. doesn't matter


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