Exam #1

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  • The hydroxide ion (OH-) has a charge of -1 and consists of one oxygen atom bonded to one hydrogen atom.
  • Chemistry is the study of matter
  • Matter is anything that has mass and takes up volume
  • Atom is the building blocks of matter
  • An element is a pure substance that cannot be broken down by a chemical change.It is composed of atoms with the same identity
  • A Pure Substance can not be broken down furthure by any physical or chemical change
  • A mixture is more than one pure substance
  • A solid has a fixed volume and shape
  • Liquid: defined volume, takes shape of the container
  • Gas: has no Shape or Volume: Takes the shape of the container
  • Melting/Fusion results in Solid to Liquid states
  • Solidification/Freezing results in Liquid to Solids states
  • Boiling/Evaporation results in Liquid to Gas states
  • Condensation results in Gas to Liquid
  • Atom: Fudmintal Unit of an element "uncuttable"
  • Element: Material made of one type of Atom
  • An atom has two parts
    Nucleus: Inside
    Electron Cloud: outside
  • Nucleus: accounts for the weight
  • Electron Cloud: Accounts for the Volume
  • Protons: Accounts for positive charge
    Determines the type of element
  • Neutrons: Has no charge
    Determines the isotope
  • Electron: negativly charged
    determines the ions
  • Atomic Mass: the weight of average of isotopes (Protons and Neutrons)
  • Ions: an atom or group of atoms that have a charge
  • the electrical charge of an ion = #protons - #electrons
  • A postive electrical charge: Cation
  • A Negatively charged ion: Anion
  • Radioactive elements are Radioactive because of the large Nucleus with less Strength
  • Radioactive elements can emit: Alpha particles (Helium, +2 charge)
    beta Particles (-1charge)
    gamma (0 charge - just energy)
  • Nuclear Fission: Results in gamma radiation and kinetic energy
  • Nuclear fusion is when two nuclei combine to form one larger nucleus.
  • Compound: Two pure substances formed by chemical change
  • Carbonate: CO3 2-
  • Nitrate: NO3-
  • hydroxide: OH -
  • Phosphate: PO4 3-
  • Sulfate: SO4 2-