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Chemistry Dano

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Boyle's Law   P and V (inverse)  
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Charles' Law   V and T (direct)  
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Viscosity   measurement of the flow properties of a matterial expressed as it's resistance to flow  
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Density   ratio of mass of an object to its volume (D is equal to M divided by V)  
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Ruther Ford   Nucelus: atoms mostly empty space w/ majority of mass in the center  
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Nucelus   Positve charge  
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Thomson   Electrons (cathode ray)  
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Chadwick   Neutrons  
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Goldstein   Protons  
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Dalton's laws no longer true   1. Atoms were indivisible 2. Atoms are identical  
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Left to right on the periodic table   Increasing in amount of energy needed to remove valence electrons  
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Bottom to top   Increasing in amount of energy needed to remove valence electrons  
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Longer the wave length   closer to red  
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Little frequency   closer to red  
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Little energy   closer to red  
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Stars Life Colors   Blue to Red  
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Metals are...   malleable because they have positive ions (low ionization)  
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Saturated   no more solute dissolves  
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Unsaturdated   more dissolves  
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Supersaturated   added crystals grows  
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Solubility   ability to dissolve  
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Contributors in solubility...   temperature, surface area, and stirring  
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exothermic   release of energy (heat) ex: freezing, condensation  
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endothermic   absorb energy (heat) ex: melting, evaporation  
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Dmirtri Mendelleve   columns in order by increasing atomic mass (they have common properties  
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intensive   doesn't change (color, melting pt., boiling pt.)  
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extensive   changes with amount (volume, mass, etc.)  
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isotopes   atoms with same atomic number but different masses (neutrons)  
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fusion   combining  
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fission   splitting  
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