Introductory Chemistry by Zumdahl CHM 1025 VCC
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Element symbols | Abbreviation for the chemical elements
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Law of constant composition | A given compound always contains elements in exactly the same proportion by mass.
A compound is always organized in the same way by mass.
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Dalton's atomic theory | 1. Elements are made up of atoms.
2. All atoms for an element are identical (same properties).
3. Compounds: atoms from different elements combined. They always have the same # and types of atoms
4. Atoms are indivisible in chemical processes.
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Compound | Substance composed of the atoms of 2 or more elements
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Chemical Formula | The types and how many atoms are present in a molecule
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Electrons | Negatively charged particles found in an atom. Smaller than neutrons and protons. -1
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Nuclear atom | An atom with dense center of positive charge (nucleus) that is surrounded by electrons.- Rutherford
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Nucleus | Dense center of positive charge (protons and neutrons).
Center of an atom.
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Proton | Positively charged particle. +1
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Neutron | Bigger than a proton (no charge)
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Isotopes | atoms w the same # of protons but different numbers of neutrons (different mass). Ex Carbon-14
14/6 C
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Atomic Number | The # of protons in a nucleus. Z
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Mass Number | Neutrons + protons. A
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Periodic table | Shows all the known elements and gives information about them.
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Groups | Families of elements with similar chemical properties that lie in the same vertical column.
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Alkali metals | Group 1- column
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Alkaline earth metals | Group 2 of elements
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Halogens | Group 7 of elements
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Noble gases | Group 8 of elements
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Transition metals | Large collection of elements
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Metals | 1. Conductors of electricity and heat
2. Malleable (can be hammered into thin seets)
3. Ductile (can be pulled into wires)
4. Lustrous (shiny)
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Non metals | All the opposite of metals
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Metalloids or semimetals | Have metallic and nonmetallic properties
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Diatomic molecules | Molecules made up of 2 atoms. Ex. H, O, N, Cl, F, Br, I.
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Ion | Entity with a positive or negative charge.
Opposite charges attract and become neutral
3D array (cations surrounded by anions)
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Cation | Positive ion= metals that lose electrons
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Anion | Negative ion= nonmetals that gain electrons
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Ionic Compounds | Compound formed getween a metal and a nonmetal. It must have a net charge of zero. Ex Na+ Cl-
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Compound | Combination of elements
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Molecule | Particle composed of 2 or more nonmetal atoms. Simplest particle of a binary molecular compound
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Atom | Tiny particles that compose elements
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Plum pudding model | Electrons were evenly distributed among a homogeneous sphere of + charge- Thomson
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Atomic notation | tells the # of p+ and N in the nucleus of an atom
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