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Substance that contains
only one element or compound (99) |
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| Substance that contains different compounds and/or elements (99) |
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Mixture with a composition
that is always the same
no matter what part of the sample
you are observing (103) |
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Mixture with a
composition that is different
depending on what part of the sample
you are observing (103) |
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A change that affects
the type of molecules or atoms
in a substance (106) |
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A change in which
the atoms or molecules in a substance
stay the same (106) |
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Process by which
a substance changes from one phase
(solid, liquid, or gas)
to another phase (109) |
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Process by which
a substance changes from its solid phase
to its liquid phase (112) |
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Process by which
a substance changes from its liquid phase
to its solid phase (109) |
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Process by which
a substance changes from its liquid phase
to its gas phase (109) |
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Process by which
a substance changes from its gas phase
to its liquid phase (109) |
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One of three states of matter:
solid, liquid, or gas (109) |
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Theory that the atoms or molecules
which make up a substance
are in constant motion,
and the higher the temperature,
the greater their speed. (111) |
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Temperature at which
a substance changes from its solid phase
to its liquid phase (112) |
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Temperature at which
a substance goes from its liquid phase
to its gas phase. (112) |
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Process by which
one or more substances change
into one or more different substances (115) |
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A representation
of a chemical reaction (115) |
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A molecule composed of
two identical atoms (115) |
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| Nitrogen, oxygen, chlorine, and fluorine are 4 of the 8 homonuclear diatomics. Name the other 4. |
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| bromine, iodine, astatine, hydrogen |
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| Bromine, iodine, astatine, and hydrogen are 4 of the 8 homonuclear diatomics. Name the other 4. |
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| Nitrogen, oxygen, chlorine, fluorine. |
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Why are the folowing elements significant?
N2, O2, Cl2, F2, Br2, I2, At2, H2.
(115) |
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| They are not composed of individual atoms; they are homonuclear diatomics. |
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| Substances found on the right side of a chemical equation (116) |
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