Atomic structure
Periodic Table
Bonding
Stoichometry
Chemical reaction
100

particle with positive charge

proton

100

elements in the same group share this

same valence electrons

100

this bond shares electrons

covalent

100

matter cannot be created or detroyed

law of conservation of mass

100

A+B=AB

synthesis

200

atomic number equals

number of protons

200

atomic radius increases this direction

down and to the left

200

this bond forms between metals and nonmetals

ionic

200

avegrado numbers

6.022x10^23

200

AB->A+B

decompostition

300

no two same charge particles can occupy same quantum state

Pauli exclusion principle
300

electronegativity increases this way

Up and to the right

300

polraity is caused by this

unequal electrons

300

coefficiants in balanced equations

mole ratio

300

AB+C -> AC+B

Single replacement

400

what determines element chemical properties

valence electrons

400

Group 1 elements are called

alkali metals

400

determines whether a covalent bond is polar or nonpolar

electronegativity

400

the smaller reactant

limiting factor

400

AB+CD -> AD+CB

Double replacement

500

ions differ in

electrons

500

Noble gases are unreactive because of

Full valence shell

500

this intermolecular bond is the strongest

hydrogen bonding

500

maximum amount of product that can be prouced from balanced equation

theoretical yield

500

reaction that involves oxygen

combustion

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