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Chemistry Review

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Term
Definition
Proton - mass, charge, location   Mass= 1 amu Charge= positive Location= nucleus  
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Neutron - mass, charge, location   Mass= 1 amu Charge= 0 Location= nucleus  
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Electron- mass, charge, location   Mass= 0 amu Charge= negative Location= orbitals around the nucleus  
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Atomic Number   Number on top of most periodic tables; number of protons in an atom  
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Mass Number   Protons + Neutrons  
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Isotope   Atom of the same element with different masses; atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons  
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In electron configuration of 5d4 what does each of the three values tell you?   5= energy level d=block 4=location in block; number of electrons  
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Valence Electrons   electrons in the outermost shell; maximum number is 8  
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Maximum number of valence electrons an atom can have   8  
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Lewis dot diagram   diagram to represent the number of valence electrons  
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Ion   charged atom  
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two particles that determine the charge of an ion   protons and electrons  
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anion   negatively charged ion  
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cation   positively charged ion  
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neutral atom   same number of protons and electrons  
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oxidation number   charge of an atom; determined by the family/column on the periodic table  
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the roman numeral in a transition metal   charge of the cation  
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Synthesis   A + B- → AB  
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Decomposition   AB → A + B  
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Single Replacement   AB + C → CB- + A  
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Double Replacement   AB + CD → AD + CB  
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Combustion   produces CO2 + H2O; creates fire  
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Mole   unit to count objects  
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Alpha decay   emits a helium atom; mass decreases by 4; protons decrease by 2  
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Beta decay   emits an electron; mass stays the same; protons increase by 1  
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Gamma decay   emits a gamma ray; mass stays the same; protons stay the same  
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Fission   when a nucleus splits  
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Fusion   where two nuclei combine  
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Electricity   flow of electrons  
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Static electricity   electric charge that has accumulated in an object  
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