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chem sem. final

chemistry

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matter that has definite properties and definite composition pure substance
the 2 types of pure substances elements and compounds
is H2O an element or compound? compound
what is a physical property observed w/o changing the substance
what is a chemical poperty observed after substance forms a new substance
what was Thomson's cathode ray experiment cathode ray attracted to the positive plate
what particle did Thomson discover the electron
what did the ratio of alpha particles deflected tell Rutherford about the nucleus of the atom it is very small
what subatomic particles must be the same for every atom of a given element the proton
charge of a proton +1
mass of a proton 1 amu
location of proton in the nucleus
charge of electron -1
mass of electron 0 amu
location of electron outside the nucleus
charge of neutron no charge
mass of neutron 1 amu
location of neutron in the nucleus
what 2 things must be equal in a neutral atom proton and electron
what are isotopes atoms of the same element w a different mass
what is the average of the naturally occurring isotopes of an element average atomic mass
what is radioactive decay spontaneous breakdown of an unstable nucleus
what are 3 types f nuclear radiation alpha, beta, gamma
what is the order of the modern periodic table based on atomic number
how did mendeleev change the periodic table changed to order of atomic mass and left blank spots for undiscovered elements
moseley developed the idea of __________ which is the amount of positive charge in an atom atomic number
what group number are alkali metals group 1
what group are alkaline earth metals group 2
what group are halogens group 17
what group are noble gasses group 18
where are metals of the p.t? left of the stair step
where are nonmetals on the p.t? right of the stair step
where are metalloids on the p.t along the stair step
what are some properties of metals good conductors, high melting points, malleable
what is the most reactive metal alkali metals
what group of nonmetals is the most reactive halogens
does atomic radius increase or decrease when you go down a group increase
does atomic radius increase or decrease as you go across the p.t decrease
what is electronegativity the ability to attract an electron in a chemical bond
what is ionization energy the energy needed to remove an electron form an atom
does ionization energy and electronegativity increase or decrease when moving down a group decrease
does ionization energy and electronegativity increase or decrease moving across the p.t increase
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