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Comfortable Chemistry:)

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Element   a substance whose atoms are all chemically the same , containing a definite number of protons  
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Compound   a substance containing more than one element. They have fixed compositions and always contain the same elements in the same elements in the same % by mass  
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Solution   a homogenous mixture containing a solvent (usually a liquid) and one or more solutes (liquid, solids, and/or gases). Note: Mixtures usually have more solvent than solutes  
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Mixture   two or more substances combined so that each substance retains its chemical identity.  
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Physical Properties   Properties which can be determined without changing the chemical identity of a substance (i.e. density, melting and boiling points).  
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Chemical Properties   Properties of a substance that are observed during a chemical reaction  
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Chromatography   A complex, but versatile method of separating compounds of a mixture.  
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Atom   is a neutral species  
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Ion   is a positive or negative species...When the element is not neutral.  
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ionic compound   contains a metal and nonmetal  
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covalent   contains 2 or more non-metals  
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When naming 2-element compounds   they must end in -ide  
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Group I   +1 charge  
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Group II   +2 charge  
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Group VI   -2 charge  
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Group VII   -1 charge  
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Cu   +1 or +2 charge  
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Fe   +2 or +3 charge  
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Chemistry   study of matter and its properties  
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Matter   anything that has mas and a volume States of Matter, solid, liquid, and gas  
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Physical change   occurs when a substance alters its physical properties not its composition  
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Chemical change   occurs when a substance is converted into a different substance  
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Extensive properties   dependent on the amount of substance present. Mass and Volume  
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Intensive properties   independent of the amount of a substance present. Density  
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Homogenous mixture   same composition throughout. Ex. milk  
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Heterogeneous mixture   does not have the same composition throughout  
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Period   row of elements on the periodic table  
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Group   column of elements on the periodic table  
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Atomic number   whole number on periodic table. Identifies number of protons. The number of protons is unique to each element.  
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Atomic mass   decimal number on the periodic table. It is the total number of protons and neutrons. Determined by averaging the isotopes of each element.  
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Isotope   elements that have different number of neutrons  
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Proton   subatomic particle that resides in the nucleus. Positively Charged.  
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Electron   subatomic particle located in the electron cloud. Negatively Charged.  
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Neutron   subatomic particle resides in the nucleus. Neutral.  
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Neutral elements   have the same number of electrons and protons. When the element is not neutral, it is known as an ion  
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