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Law of Conservation of Mass   Nothing is created nor destroyed.  
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Physical Change   A change changing an objects appearance.  
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Chemical Change   A change changing chemical properties that form a new substance for an object.  
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Element   Simplest form of matter.  
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Chemical Formula   A representation of a substance using symbols for its constituent elements.  
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Element (Diatomic) Molecule   A molecule that have 2 atoms of the same element.  
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Compound Molecule   A molecule that is made of more than 1 atom.  
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Law of Conservation of Mass   Nothing is created nor destroyed.  
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Physical Change   A change changing an objects appearance.  
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Chemical Change   A change changing chemical properties that form a new sucstance for an object.  
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Element   Simplest form of matter.  
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Chemical Formula   A representation of a substance using symbols for its constituent elements  
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Coefficient (in a chemical equation)   It tells the number of molecules. 4H20. Coefficent is 4.  
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Subscript (in a chemical equation)   It tells the number of a certain type of atom in one substance. The small 2 in H20.  
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