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Atomic number
=
number
of
protons
The
mass number
is the
total
number of
protons
and
neutrons.
Isotopes
are
atoms
with
different numbers
of
neutrons
but the
same
number of
protons
and
electrons
Ionic
compounds have
high melting
points due to
strong electrostatic
forces between
oppositely charged ions.
Group 1 elements (
alkali metals
) all
have
one
electron
in their
outermost
shell.
Electrolysis
involves passing an
electric current
through
molten
or
dissolved ionic substances.
In electrolysis,
positive
ions move
towards
the
negative
electrode (
cathode
), while
negative
ions move towards the
positive
electrode (
anode
).
Displacement reactions
occur when a
more reactive element
replaces a
less reactive element
in a
chemical reaction.
Magnesium carbonate
is
insoluble
in
water
but
soluble
in
dilute acids
like
HCl.
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