chemistry

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  • what is a covalent bond?
     A chemical bond formed when electrons are shared between two atoms.
  • what is an ion?
    • IONS are atoms that have LOST OR GAINED ELECTRONS and have a CHARGE.
  • how do ions form
    Ions form when electrons are TRANSFERRED between atoms to achieve a FULL OUTER SHELL. This makes them MORE STABLE.
  • what is a compound
    A pure substance made from more than one type of element chemically bonded together
  • what is a mixture
    contains two or more substances not chemically combined together
  • covalent bonding occurs between non-metals
  • in a dot and cross diagram you only need to show the outershell
  • to represent atoms sharing electrons,the dot and cross diagrams have overlapping shells. kind-of like a venn diagram
  • what is a proton
     a subatomic particle.with a positive electric charge
  • Where can a proton be found 

    in the nucli
  • what is an atom
    a single particle that is the basic builidng blocks for all matter in the universe
  • what is a neutron
    a particle that has no charge
  • where is the neutron found
    In the nucli
  • what is an electron
    A negitively charged particle
  • where is an electron found
    spinning around the outside of the shell
  • what is an element
    a substance consisting of atoms that all have the same number of protons
  • atomic number 

    the number of protons in an atom
  • how do we calculate the number on neutrons
    mass number-number of protons
  • what charge does a proton have 

    +1
  • what charge does a neutron have 

    0
  • what charge does an electron have
    -1
  • what is energy
    the ability to do work
  • energy can not be created or destroyed
  • energy dissipates into the surroundings
  • what is kinetic energy
    the energy an object has because of its motion
  • what is chemical energy
    anything that can be burnt for energy
  • what is thermal energy
    the transfer happens when there is a difference in temperature
  • what is GPE
    the energy an object has because of its height above a certain point
  • what is nuclear energy
    a form of energy released from the nucleus
  • what is electrostatic energy
    The energy stored when repelling charges have been moved closer together.
  • what is an example of thermal energy 

    a hot drink
  • what is an example of chemical energy

    battery
  • what is an example of electrostatic energy 

    friction in hair
  • what is elastic energy 

    when objects are stretched or squashed
  • what is an example of elastic energy

    a rubber band
  • what is an example of electron magnetic energy

    a magnet
  • what is an example of kinetic energy
    a car
  • what another way to say gravitational potential energy 

    G.P.E
  • what is the most wasted form of energy 

    thermal energy
  • how do we calculate kinetic energy
    kinetic energy = 1/2 x mass x speed^2