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introduction, structure of matter, Atomic Theory

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A scientific theory is a summary of ___________.   explanations  
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A scientific law is a summary of _____________.   observations  
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Scientific theories __________ when new evidence is found.   change  
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All the isotopes have the same number of ____________.   electrons  
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Atoms of the same element having the same atomic number, but different mass numbers are called?   isotopes  
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The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom is called its?   atomic number  
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For an atom, the number of protons and _______ are the same.   electrons  
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Atoms that have the same number of protons, but different number of neutrons are called_______________.   isotopes  
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What is matter?   anything that has mass and volume and occupies space  
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Periods on the periodic table are arranged?   horizontaly  
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Can atoms of two different elements have the same atomic number? why?   No because they would be the same element  
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What are the postulates of the kinetic molecular theory?   all matter consists of tiny particles in constant motion and is proportional to temperature  
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What are the the three common states of matter.   solid liquid gas  
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Calcium   Ca  
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Chromium   Cr  
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Copper   Cu  
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Cobalt   Co  
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Gold   Au  
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Silver   Ag  
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Tin   Sn  
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Iron   Fe  
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Lead   Pb  
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Magnesium   Mg  
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Manganese   Mn  
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Mercury   Hg  
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Nickel   Ni  
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Nitrogen   N  
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Potassium   K  
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Sulfur   S  
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Sodium   Na  
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Which subatomic particles contributes more to the atoms mass?   protons and neutrons  
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Which subatomic particles determine the atoms chemical properties?   elements  
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Which subatomic particles are the smallest?   electrons  
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Which subatomic particles are almost the same weight?   protons and neutrons  
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Which subatomic particles are almost the same size?   protons and neutrons  
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Which subatomic particles determines the identity of an element?   protons  
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Which subatomic particle determines the chemistry of an element?   electrons  
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Carbon   C  
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How do you determine the element by seeing only the electron configurations 1s2s22p3?   adding up all little numbers equaling atomic number  
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Sub Level - S # of orbitals ?   1  
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Sub Level - P # of orbitals ?   3  
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Sub Level - D # of orbitals ?   5  
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Sub Level - F # of orbitals ?   7  
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What is ground level?   S  
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Groups 1-3 ______ ions? Making them _____ charge?   lose, positive  
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Groups 15-17 ______ ions? Making them _______ charge?   gain, negative  
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If the outer most shell is full it is _________ ?   noble  
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Difference between elements and compounds?   elements can not be broken down compounds can  
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Physical States of SOLID?   rigid, close packed  
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Physical States of LIQUID?   rigid, close packed  
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Physical States of GAS?   atoms are further apart  
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Temp low vibrations _____?   low  
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Temp high vibration ______?   high  
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Isotopes = different number of______?   neutrons  
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Atom loses electrons making it a positive ion.   Cation  
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Atom gains electron making it a negative ion.   Anion  
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Light from sun is ____________, light from elements is ___________.   continuous, quantrum  
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