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by Emma Robbins
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energy naturally flows from warmer to cooler matter , this is what we know as heat or heat flow .

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has mass and volume ( takes up ) .

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A balloon filled with air does not rise as high as a balloon filled with helium gas , telling me that helium gas is dense than air .

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A mixture of iron and sulfur can be separated by .

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A special form of homogeneous mixture that is composed of evenly distributed solute particles in a solvent is called a ( n ) .

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A substance is a single kind of matter that has a specific .

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A ( n ) EXOTHERMIC change ( reaction ) releases energy SO , while a ( n ) change ( reaction ) absorbs energy SO .

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A ( n ) is the smallest part of a substance .

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A ( n ) is the smallest unit of matter that has the properties of its element .

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An object that floats on water has a density than 1 - g / mL .

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An object that sinks in water has a density than 1 - g / mL .

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An object ? s weight is 1 / 6 on the moon as it is on earth . On the moon , the object ? s mass .

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Another term for the ability to burn is at temperatures below 37 . 8 ? .

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Both a pool of water and a piece of ice are the same , , so they have the same .

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Butter melting in a pan is a ( ) change where energy is .
Characteristics of matter are called .

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Compounds are formed as a result of during chemical reactions in a set ratio .

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Four measurable physical properties of matter are , , LENGTH , and . Of these , and are derived measurements and must be calculated .

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Glass breaking , ice melting , and the dissolution of sugar in water are all properties .

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H2SO4 and H2SO3 the same substance .

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Iron rusting , silver tarnishing , fruit ripening , and combustion are all properties .

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New substances are produced by a ( n ) change , while a ( n ) change does not result in a new substance .

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One liter is equal to milliliters .

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One milliliter is equal to cubic centimeters .

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Salad dressing is an example of a mixtur e

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Salt water is an example of a mixture SPECIFICALLY A .

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Solid , liquid , gas , plasma , quantum foam are the five ( states ) of matter .

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Substances in a keep their own properties since they are not chemically combined .

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The of an object is a measure of the thermal energy ( motion of the particles ) of a substance .

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The ability of iron to rust is a ( n ) property .

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The amount of matter in an object is a measure of its .

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The amount of space an object takes up is a measure of its .

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The chemical for tungsten is W , where Au stands for gold .

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The chemical for water is H2O and for hydrogen peroxide is H2O2 .

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The energy stored in bonds between atoms is energy , a form of potential energy .

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The form or appearance of a substance is altered during a ( n ) change , where the actual chemical composition or ratio of atoms is altered during a ( n ) change .

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The Law of of Mass states that in any physical or chemical change , matter is neither created or destroyed , only changed from one form to another .

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The mass of an object is , whereas the weight of the same object depending on its location .

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The mass per unit volume of an object is a measure of its .

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The metal tungsten is used in incandescent light bulbs because of its property of conductivity .

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The physical property that makes metal pots good for cooking is thermal .

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The ratio of each type of atom in sulfuric acid , H2SO4 , is hydrogen to sulfur to oxygen .

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The SI unit for density is , but the common unit is .

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The SI unit for mass is , but the common unit is .

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The SI unit for volume is OR , but the common unit is CUBIC OR .

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The SI unit for weight is .

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The simplest type of substance is a ( n ) , which is made up of atoms molecules , or compounds .

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The substances in a mixture are evenly distributed and you cannot see the parts .

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The substances in a mixture can usually be seen and are easily separated .

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When the atoms in elements combine to form compounds , their change .

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, , ( ) , and ( ) would float on water because their densities are than that of water .

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, , , , , and would sink in water because their densities are than that of water .

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If you had 100 - g of mercury and 100 - g of lead , mercury would have a volume of . - cm3 and lead would have a volume of . - cm3 . ? s volume would be . - cm3 greater than ? s volume .

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The amount of space that matter fills is its .

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A state of matter with a definite volume , but no definite shape is a ( n ) .

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A ( n ) will always take the shape and volume of its container .

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The is a measure of the average speed of the particles in a substance .

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A ( n ) has a definite volume and a definite shape .

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The of a gas is the represented by the formula f / A , where f = force pushing on the walls of a container and A = area of the walls of the containe r

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A ( n ) has neither a definite volume nor a definite shape .

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is the inward force among the molecules of a liquid .

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A ( n ) solid has a definite melting point .

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A ( n ) solid has a melting point range .

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Both gases and liquids are .

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Freezing occurs when the particles of a liquid enough energy to take fixed positions .

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The temperature at which a liquid turns to a gas is its .

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The process that makes ice cubes shrink as they sit in a freezer is called .

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The process where bromine gas touches a surface and becomes crystals is called .

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Particles of a have the greatest thermal energy .

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Glass is an example of a ( n ) solid .

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Sublimation and both happen at the surface of a substance .

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Vaporization is the reverse process of .

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The temperature at which a liquid turns to a solid is called its .

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( or ) is the reverse process of freezing .

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Water particles in gas coming off a pan of boiling water are moving than the particles of water in the pan .

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and are both forms of vaporization .

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occurs at any temperature when a liquid becomes a gas on the surface of a substance .

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occurs at a specific temperature when a liquid becomes a gas beneath and on the surface of a substance .

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is the process by which a liquid becomes a gas , it is .

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is the process by which a liquid becomes a gas both in and at the surface of a liquid , it is .

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is the process by which a liquid becomes a gas only at the surface of a liquid , it is .

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is the process by which a solid becomes a gas without becoming a liquid , it is .

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is the process by which a gas becomes a solid without becoming liquid , it is .

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is the process by which a gas becomes a liquid , it is .

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is the process by which a solid becomes a liquid , it is .

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is the process by which a liquid becomes a solid , it is .

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is the total energy of the motion of the particles in a substance .

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is a measure of the energy of the motion of the particles in a substance .

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is the flow ( when the environment temperature , or when absorbed the environment temperature ) when matter changes phase or state .

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is the change in which energy is absorbed ( the environment loses energy and becomes ) .

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is the change in which energy is released ( the environment gains energy and becomes ) .

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is the temperature at which a liquid starts to become a gas ( 100°C for water ) , it is unique for every substance .

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is the temperature at which a solid begins to become a liquid ( 0°C for water , it is unique for every substance ) .

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is the temperature at which a gas begins to become a liquid , it is the same temperature as the boiling point .

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is the temperature at which a liquid begins to become a solid , it is the same temperature as the melting point .

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Solids are solids in which particles are not arranged in a regular pattern .

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Solids are solids in which particles are arranged in a regular pattern called a crystal lattice .

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are substance that flow , they include liquids and gases .

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is the force per unit area , it ? s an push divided by the area of the walls of the container , it is measured in .

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Surface is the force in a liquid that brings molecules on the surface closer together and allows them to remain together , an example is water piling up on a penny and not flowing off the edges .

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As a result of Rutherford ? s gold foil experiment scientists inferred that an atom ? s charge must be concentrated in the of the atom .

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Mendeleev created the first periodic table by arranging elements in order of atomic .

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The atomic number of an element is the number of in its .

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You can predict an element ? s characteristic based on its location on the periodic table .

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Metals are , , and can carry an .

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The two most common alkaline earth metals are and .

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At room temperature , more than half of the nonmetal elements are .

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The elements that do not react to form compounds under normal conditions are the .

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Beta radiation consists of particles that are identical to .

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Measurements of half - life make radioactive isotopes useful for determining the ages of and .

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The elements in the same column ( or or ) on the periodic table have similar characteristic .

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The most reactive metals on the periodic table are found in group , periods - which are the metals .

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Most elements on the periodic table are classified as .

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A material that is can be pulled or drawn into a long wire .

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In an atom , the number of and are equal .

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Elements in the same row on the periodic table have properties that change in a pattern .

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The is the number of protons in an atom .

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orbit the nucleus of an atom .

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have properties of both metals and nonmetals .

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are negatively charged particles in an atom .

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Fluorine , chlorine , bromine , and iodine are all part of the family .

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The atomic nuclei of unstable isotopes release fast - moving particles and energy in a process called radioactive .

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The half - life of a radioactive isotope is the length of time needed for half of the atoms of a sample to .

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Radioactive isotopes called can be used to detect some medical problems .

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A piece of paper will provide protection from radiation .

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The series of electron orbits in ? s model resemble planets orbiting the Sun or the layers of an onion .

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The modern periodic table is organized according to atomic .

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The horizontal rows on the periodic table are known as or .

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Nonmetals can be found on the side of the periodic table .

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Atoms with the same number of protons and different numbers of neutrons are called .

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Scientific theories often make use of , which are representations of an idea to help scientists understand what they cannot directly observe .

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Each element is given a specific that usually consists of one or two letters .

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A column of elements on the periodic table is called a or a because they have similar .

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Elements that easily transmit electricity and heat display the property known as .

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The spontaneous emission of radiation by an unstable atomic nucleus was named by Marie Curie .

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Mendeleev discovered that periodic patterns appeared when he arranged the elements in order of increasing .

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The property of an element that indicates the number of protons in its atoms is the of that element .

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The chemical reactivity of metals tends to from left to right across the periodic table .

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In 1869 , Dmitri Mendeleev created the first version of the .

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Most metals are in the state or phase at room temperature .

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The is the very small center of an atom .

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Elements known as are located to the right of the metalloids on the periodic table .

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At room temperature , all the metalloids are solids , while many of the nonmetals are .

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Because radioactive isotopes decay at a predictable rate , the half - life can be used to tell how old a material is by the process of .

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Two ways a proton and a neutron are similar are they have the same and are both located .

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Atoms are neutral because they have equal numbers of and .

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The mass of a ( n ) is so small that it doesn ? t really change the mass of an atom .

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When uranium - 238 decays into lead - 206 , the difference between the mass of uranium and lead is amu , while the difference between their atomic numbers is .

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A ( n ) alpha particle is released when radium decays into radon , while a ( n ) particle is released when changing a neutron into a proton when lead decays into .

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is always released during any type of radioactive decay .

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react violently with water .

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metals tend to be less reactive than the families to the left and right of them .

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is so unique that it could easily be placed in either group 1 or group 17 .

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Metalloids have properties of metals and nonmetals .

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The element in group 18 , period 4 is and it would be a at room temperature and would with other elements .

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Ionic compounds that dissolve in water conduct electricity because they break into that move freely .

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In the electron dot diagrams of lithium , magnesium , boron , carbon , nitrogen , oxygen , fluorine , and neon , how many dots should be drawn around each of the elements ? symbols , respectively ? , 2 , , 4 , , , 7 ,

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The properties of solid metals can be explained by the of and the among the .

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Orderly crystal shapes , high melting points , and electrical conductivity when dissolved in water are properties of compounds .

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When electrons are between two atoms , a covalent bond is formed .

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A low melting point is one property of compounds .

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A nonpolar bond is formed when two atoms share electrons .

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The overall charge on an atom is 0 ; the overall charge on a compound is 0 , making it - the criss - cross balances ( cancels out ) the and charges .

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When an atom loses an electron , it becomes a ( n ) charged .

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A is when pairs of electrons are shared between two atoms . * A triple bond is when three pairs of electrons are shared between two atoms .

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Aluminum foil is an example of a metal that is .

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A chemical bond formed when two atoms share electrons is called a ( n ) .

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Electrons involved in bonding between atoms are electrons located from the nucleus in the and sublevels that have a charge .

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= Molecular compounds that dissolve in water do not conduct electricity because no are present .
= In the chemical formula for an ionic compound , the name of the metallic is written first .
= A mixture made up of two or more elements , at least one of which is a metal is called a ( n ) .

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Fluorine is a ( n ) molecule because the valence electrons are shared equally between the two fluorine atoms .

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Ions that are made of more than one type of atom are examples of ions . An ionic bond is the attraction between oppositely charged .

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A metal crystal consists of positively charged metal embedded in a sea of freely moving valence electrons .

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atom ( s ) of a halogen would need to react with one atom of an alkaline earth metal to be stable .

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Calcium phosphate is an ionic compound with the chemical formula Ca3 ( PO4 ) 2 . The subscript tells the number of ions , the subscript 4 tells you the number of present , and the subscript 2 tells you the number of . The subscript of the phosphorus ion present is .

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Because the electrons in a molecule of dihydrogen sulfide are more strongly pulled toward the sulfide atom , the molecule is .

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The most reactive metals are the metals .

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Ionic compounds are , brittle .

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Solid are good conductors of thermal energy and electrical current .

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Most molecular compounds have low melting points and boiling points .

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A metal crystal consists of metal surrounded by a sea of .
Bonds that form between two nonmetal atoms usually are bonds .

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When cations form bonds with anions , the charge on the resulting compound is zero . Ionic compounds are electrically .

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In order to determine the charge on a metal from groups 3 - 16 , you must the criss - cross and know the charge of the nonmetal or .

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List the elements in the group containing the least reactive nonmetals from largest radius to smallest radius . Use their symbols with a comma and space in between each element .
, , , , , ,

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AlB

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Mg3N

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Fe2O3 , ( )

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K2SO3

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Cu ( OH ) 3 ( )

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C3N2

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N2O

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NO2

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P2Cl6

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S3F12

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Cesium boride

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Trisilicon octaiodide

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Aluminum chlorite ( )

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Tetranitrogen decoxide

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Iron ( III ) oxalate ( )

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Manganese ( II ) phosphate ( )

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Hexabromine undecafluoride

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Lead ( VI ) acetate ( )

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Dicarbon nonaselenide

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Calcium pyrophosphate ( )

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A - B : , temperature , ,

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B - C : and , temperature remaining , ,

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C - D : , temperature , ,

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D - E : and , temperature remains , ,

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E - F : , temperature , ,

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F - E : , temperature , ,

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E - D : and , , temperature remains ,

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D - C : , temperature , ,

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C - B : , , temperature remains ,

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B - A : , temperature , ,

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