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Element
Pure substance composed of similar atoms having same
atomic number
& same
chemical behavior
Atom
Smallest
part of an element that enters a
reaction
Atomic
Number
Number of
protons
Mass
(
Nucleon
) Number
Total number of
protons
and
neutrons
Isotopes
Atoms of the same element having same number of
protons
but different number of
neutrons
(same atomic number but different mass number)
Catalyst
A substance that speeds up the
reaction
without being used up (
chemically
changed)
Ion
Charged atom by
losing
or
gaining
electrons
Compound
A substance containing different
atoms
or
ions
chemically bonded together
Simple lattice
A
regular
arrangement of alternating
opposite
charged ions
Molecule
Smallest group of atoms
covalently
bonded
Diatomic
2
atoms bonded together
Volatile
Low
boiling point
Sublimation
A process in which the solid material changes by
heating
directly from the solid state to the
gaseous
state without passing through the liquid state
Mixture
Different substances together without
bonding
(can be separated)
Alloy
A mixture of
metals
Acid
Proton donor
Base
Proton acceptor
Alkali
A
soluble
base
Effervescence
Bubbles
of
gas
Exothermic
Reaction
which
gives out heat
Endothermic
Reaction which
takes
in
heat
Redox Reaction
A reaction that involves simultaneous
oxidation
and
reduction
Oxidation
Gain
of oxygen.
Loss
of electrons
Reduction
Loss of
oxygen.
Gain of
electrons
Oxidizing
agent
A substance that
oxidizes
another substance and is itself
reduced
Reducing agent
Substance that
reduces
another substance and is itself
oxidized
Diffusion
The random movement of molecules (particles) from
high
concentration to
low
concentration
Relative atomic mass
(Ar)
Average mass of
naturally
occurring atoms of an element relative to
12C
Relative molecular mass
(
Mr
)
Sum of the
relative atomic masses
Saturated solution
A solution having the maximum
concentration
of a solute dissolved in the solvent at a specified
temperature
Electrolysis
Breaking down of a compound by
electricity
Mole
Chemical unit expressing the amount of substance in
grams
or
dm3
Avogadro's rule
One mole of any substance contains
6.02
x
10
^23 particles (Avogadro's constant)
Empirical formula
The simplest whole number
ratio
of the different atoms or
ions
in a compound
Molecular formula
The
actual number
of
atoms
in one molecule
Thermal decomposition
Breaking down of a compound by
heat
Water of Crystallization
Water
molecules present in
hydrated
crystals
Pollution
The presence of any
harmful
substance in the
environment
Enzyme
A
biological catalyst
Activation Energy
The
minimum
energy that
colliding
particles must have to react
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