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Test 1

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Question
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C   Carbon  
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F   Fluorine  
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H   Hydrogen  
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I   Iodine  
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N   Nitrogen  
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O   Oxygen  
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P   Phosphorus  
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S   Sulfur  
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Al   Aluminum  
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Br   Bromine  
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Ca   Calcium  
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Cl   Chlorine  
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He   Helium  
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Li   Lithium  
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Mg   Magnesium  
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Si   Silicon  
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Cu   Copper  
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Fe   Iron  
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Pb   Lead  
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Hg   Mercury  
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K   Potassium  
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Ag   Silver  
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Na   Sodium  
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Sn   Tin  
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homogeneous mixture, variable composition (salt in water)   solutions  
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Changes of state, temperature, volume, etc   Physical changes  
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Combustion, oxidation, decomposition, etc   Chemical changes  
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separating liquid from solids differences in solubility   filtration  
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differences in ability to form gases   distillation  
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differences in ability to adhere to surfaces   chromatography  
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proximity of measurement to true value of quantity   accuracy  
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proximity of several measurements to each other   precision  
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Law of Conservation of Matter   The total mass of substances present at the end of a chemical process is the same as the mass of substances present before the process took place  
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Law of Constant Composition   the elemental composition of a pure substance does not vary  
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Law of Multiple Proportions   two elements form more than one compound  
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Protons are the same as: neutrons or electrons?   Electrons  
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Isotopes   Same number of protons, different number of neutrons  
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Periods   Horizontal rows  
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Groups   Vertical columns  
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atomic number=   number of protons  
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average atomic mass:   average atomic mass = Σ (abundance ∙ atomic mass) for each isotope  
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ionic bond:   metal+nonmetal, electron transfer  
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covalent bond:   nonmetals, electron pair sharing  
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metallic bond:   metals, electron band sharing  
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Diatomic molecules   Occur naturally as molecules containing two atoms (H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Be2, I2  
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Group 1A   Alkali Metals  
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Group 7A   Halogens  
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H20   water  
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NH3   ammonia  
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CH4   methane  
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molecular weight   sum of all atomic weights of all the atoms in a molecule, amu  
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formula weight   sum of attomic weights for all the atoms in a chemical formula, amu  
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Percent composition   (number of atoms)(atomic weight)/(FW of compound) *100  
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cations   positive, formed on left side, lose  
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anions   negative, formed on right side, gain  
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Group 2A   alkaline earth metals  
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Group 6A   chalcogens  
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Na2S   sodium sulfide  
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CaO   Calcium oxide  
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BaCl2   barium chloride  
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CaF2   calcium fluoride  
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K2O   potassium oxide  
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per-ate   4 oxygens  
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ate   3 oxygens  
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-ic acid   acid of ate anion  
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-ous acid   acid of ite anion  
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HCl   hydrochloric acid  
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HNO3   nitric acid  
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H2SO4   sulfuric acid  
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HBr   hydrobromic acid  
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HI   hydroiodic acid  
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HClO3   chloric acid  
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HCL04   perchloric acid  
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NH4+   ammonium  
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CO32-   carbonate  
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NO3-   nitrate  
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PO43-   phosphate  
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SO32-   sulfite  
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ClO3-   chlorate  
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ClO4-   perchlorate  
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formula weight (amu) is same number as molar mass (g/mol)    
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polyatomic ion   hydroxide, OH-,  
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CH3COO−   acetate  
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C6H5COO−   Benzoate  
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HCO3-   bicarbonate  
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CO32-   carbonate  
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CN-   cyanide  
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OH-   hydroxide  
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NO3-   nitrate  
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PO43-   phosphate  
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SO42-   sulfate  
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NH4+   ammonium  
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H3O+   hyrdonium  
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Hg22+   Mercury (I)  
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C7H7+   Tropylium  
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H-   hydride  
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ClO4-   perchlorate  
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ClO3-   Chlorate  
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ClO2-   Chlorite  
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CN-   Cyanide  
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ClO-   Hypochlorite  
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NO3-   Nitrate  
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NO2-   Nitrite  
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NH4+   Ammonium  
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H3O+   Hydronium  
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Hg22+   Mercury (I)  
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