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a substance that cannot be broken down, its abbreviation contains a single capital letter: e. g. Ni, Nickel |
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a unit in a scientific experiment that can be manipulated |
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a factor in an experiment that always remains the same: e. g. Time of day |
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the order of the planets from the sun |
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Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune My Very Excellent Mom Just Served Us Nachos |
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an educated guess about the results of an experiment, prior to an experiment |
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two or more elements attached to each other, abbreviation contains two or more capital letters |
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a collection of two or more atoms clumped together |
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a vertical column on the periodic table, share chemical properties, there are 18 |
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horizontal rows on the periodic table, there are 7 |
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left of the zigzag line, exceptions are aluminum and polonium, which touch the line |
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all the elements touching the zigzag line |
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method of organization on the periodic table, number of protons in an element |
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contains one capital letter, represents an element |
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estimate of the amount of matter in an atom |
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Elements in the same group/family... |
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have the same chemical properties |
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the 6 biochemical elements |
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Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorous, Sulfur CHNOPS |
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when something spins on its axis |
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moves around another object |
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Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars |
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Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune all are gas giants |
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the nearness of an object to another object |
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the zone where liquid water can exist |
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an organism that thrives in areas with extreme conditions, where we thought it was impossible for life to exist |
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not living, never was living |
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What one element is found in everything biotic? |
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