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Conservation of Mass
Question | Answer |
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Atom | The basic unit of a chemical element. |
Chemical Bond | A restraint used to hold atoms together. |
Chemical Change | A result of a formation of a new substance. |
Chemical Formula | A formula used to detect a ratio of elements. |
Chemical Property | An essential attribute shared by atomic particles. |
Element | A substance composed of atoms having identical number of protons. |
Law of Conservation of Mass | The principle that matter can neither be created nor destroyed. |
Matter | Something that has mass and takes up space. |
Molecule | The smallest particle of a substance. |
Oxidation Number | The degree of oxidation of an atom, ion, or molecule. |
Physical Change | The withdrawal of heat to change something from liquid to solid. |
Physical Property | Essentials or attributes a thing reserves. |
Stable | Not subject to extreme change or fluctuation. |
Valence Electrons | An electron(s) in an outer shell of an atom that forms chemical bonds. |
Compound | When two or more elements combine. |
Pure Substances | Material produced by or used in a reaction involving chnages in atoms or molecules. |
Endothermic Change | When a reaction proceeds, that gains energy. |
Exothermic Change | A reaction that releases energy. |
Product | A substance produced during a natural, chemical, or manufacturing process. |
Reactant | A substance that takes part in and undergoes change in an reaction. |
Synthesis | Combination or composition. |