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What do atoms need to bond with each other?   Nearly empty or nearly full  
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What is the reason for atom bonding?   to have a full/stable outer shell  
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How do atoms bond?   by losing or gaining electrons  
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What are two examples of unfriendly atoms?   half full outer shells and atoms with full outer shells  
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What is an Ionic bond?   when either a loss or gain of electrons is taking place  
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What is an Ion?   an atom that has a charge  
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Atoms in their elemental state are...   nuetral  
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_______ are atoms with a positive charge   cations  
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_______are atoms with a negative charge   anions  
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Physical properties can be observed without _______ ________ matter   chemically changing  
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Chemical properties describe how a ______ ______ interacts with other substances   substance interacts  
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Name six physical properties   Malleability, density, color, texture, solubility, mass  
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solids have _____ shape and ______ volume   definite, defenite  
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in a solid particles are ______ _________   packed together  
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_______ have indefinite shapes and indefinite volume   liquids  
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________ have _______ shape and _________ volume   gases, indefinite, indefinite  
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a physical change has ____ ______ in identity of a substance   no change  
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a chemical change has one or more ________ substances provided   new  
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freezing point is from liquid to _______   solid  
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melting point is from solid to _______   liquid  
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boiling point is from ______ to _________   solid to gas  
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condensation point is _____ to _______   gas to liquid  
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sublimation point is ______ to _________   solid to gas  
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physical changes include...   tearing, crushing, phase changes  
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chemical changes include...   combustion and acid rain  
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the law of conservation of mass states that mass can not be _______ nor ________   created nor destroyed  
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define a family   the number of valance electrons inside a family  
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what is a period   the number of energy levels in an atom  
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how many electrons can each level hold   2,8,18  
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What is the term used for the electrons in the outermost shell or energy level   valance  
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After atoms bond and form chemical compounds they...   react with other chemical compounds or atoms  
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a chemical reaction indicates a _____ _________   chemical change  
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The Law of Conversation of Mass tells us that after reactants go through a ____ _____, the number of atoms in the ______ must be equal to the number of atoms in the ______   chemical reaction, product, reactants  
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The number of atoms on either side of the arrow must be _________   equal  
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We count the number of ______ on each side and use _______ to _______ the equation   atoms, coefficients, balance  
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When atoms share electrons a _______ is taking place   covalent bond  
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Why is the covalent bond the strongest type of bond?   because molecules are formed  
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What do atoms form when they bond?   a compound  
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the formation of a compound is the result of a ________ ________ because a new substance with ____ ________ has been formed   chemical change, new properties  
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What does the nucleus contain?   protons and nuetrons  
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What does the atomic number represent?   protons and electrons  
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Nuetrons = _____ minues _________   Atomic mass minus protons  
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What is an atom?   the smallest particle into which an element can be divided and still be the same substance  
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If the number of protons and electrons are not equal the atoms becomes a _______ ___________   charged particle  
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What are some characteristics of Metals?   shiny, good conductors, malleable, ductile  
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What are some characteristics of Metalloids?   emi conductors, shiny or dull, somewhat malleable or ductile  
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What are some characteristics of Nonmetals?   dull, poor conductors, unmalleable, britttle  
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