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crytal lattice   a reapeatg three-demintional pattern.  
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ionic bond   the force of attraction between oppositely charged ions.  
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chemical bond   the force of attraction that holds two atoms together.  
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ion   charged particles that form during chemical changes.  
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ionic compound   compounds that contain ionic compounds.  
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covalent bond   the force of attraction between two nuclei of atoms where the electrons are shared by the atoms.  
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noble gases   the elements of Group 18 of the periodic table; unreactive nonmetals; 8 valence electrons.  
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halogens   elements of Group 17; very reactive nonmetals; valence electrons.  
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Allkaline-earth metals   the elements of Group; they are very reactive metals but are less reactivdee than alkali metals; 2 valence electrons.  
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alkial metals   the elements of Group 1; they are the most reactve metals; 1 valence electron.  
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compounds   a pure substance composed of two o more elements that are combined.  
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energy levels   regions around the nucleus of an atom.  
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valence electrons   the electrons on the outermost energy level of an atom.  
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temperature   a measure of how hot or cold somethig is.  
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density   the amount of matter in a given space or volume; the mass per unit volume of a substance.  
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mass   the amount of matter something is made up of.  
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volume   the amount of space something occupies  
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area   the measure of how mucn surface area an object has.  
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meter   the basic SI unit of length.  
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