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2.1-2.3

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Electrostatic forces   Forces between partials that are caused by their electric charges  
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Nuclear forces   Strong force between neutrons in their atomic nucleus the holds the nucleus together  
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Atomic number   Number of protons an element has  
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Isotope   An atom with the same number of protons, electrons, and atomic number but different number of neutrons  
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Mass number   The number of protons and neutrons added together  
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Ion   An atom with an electrical charge of either negative or positive  
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Anion   An ion with a gain of electrons, negatively charged ions  
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Cation   An ion with a loss of electrons, positively charged ions  
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Atomic mass unit   The mass used to empress weights. Carbon 12  
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Average atomic mass   The mass of an isotope bases on carbon 12  
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Matter   A physical substance that takes up space  
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Atom   Smallest partial something can be broken into  
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Interpartical forces   Weak intermolecular forces of attraction  
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Pure substance   Substances made up of only 1 type of atom or molecule  
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Element   One class of substances that can't be separated into simpler substances  
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Compound   Composed of 2 or more parts, elements  
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