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A unit containing two or more elements held together   Compound  
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The symbol for carbon   C  
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Which is the largest element   Sodium  
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smallest particle of a chemical compound which still retains the properties of the compound   Molecule  
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Particle with -1 charge   Electron  
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Greater than 99% of the atoms of an element are:   Identical  
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An atom can lose or gain electron(s) and become known as   An ion  
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What is the formula (molecular) weight of the compound represented by the formula H2O?   18 grams  
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What is the basic unit for time in the metric system?   Second  
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How many significan figures are there in the number 456.0007 ?   7  
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Most known elements are found in   Nature  
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The tall eight columns of the Periodic Table are known as the:   Representative elements  
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The most energized electrons of an atom are located:   In the outermost energy shell  
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The number of protons of an atom is equal to the number of:   Electrons  
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The atomic weight (atomic mass) of an atom is equal to the __________of that atom:   Number of protons plus the number of neutrons  
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The decaying of organic matter is an example of what type of property?   Chemical  
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A chemical reaction between a metal, such as zinc, and HCl is an example of what type of property?   Chemical  
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A measurement in the lab which is very close to the true value in a chemistry handbood is said to be:   Accurate  
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The short columns located in the middle of the Periodic Table are referred to as:   Transition elements  
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Elements that do not react belong to which group on the Periodic Table?   VIII  
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Elements which belong to Group VIII of the Periodic Table have a __________in their atoms and do not react:   filled outer energy shell  
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Most atoms of an element have the same number of _______in their nuclei:   neutrons  
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In which Group of the periodic Table will the elements become ions by either gaining OR losing an electron?   Group IV A  
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The properties of an element depend on the electrons where in relation to its atoms?   Farthest from the nucleus  
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What kind of property is represented by the boiling point of water?   Physical  
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Balance the equation Mg + O2   2MgO  
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Balance the equation KClO3 =   2KCl + O2  
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balance the equation 2KCl + O2 =   KClO3  
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In the balanced equation, what is the total of all coefficients? KI + Pb(NO3)2 = KNO3 + PbI2   6  
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A chemical bond which is formed as a result of a sharing of an electron(s) between atoms is what type of bond?   Covalent  
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