IT'S ALL IN ATOMS
WHY ARE COMPOUNDS SO COMPLICATED?
ELEMENTARY ELEMENTS
SUBSTANCIAL SUBSTANCES
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It is the center of the atom, where most of its mass came from.

NUCLEUS


1

It is the combination of two or more atoms.

MOLECULE

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What is the second element in the Periodic Table?

Helium (He)

1

It is the other name of Dihydrogen Oxide?

WATER/H2O

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The particle has no charge and has mass heavier than the other particle within the center of an ATOM. 

NEUTRON

2

The chemical bond between the non-metals and non-metals.

A. IONIC-BOND

B. COVALENT-BOND

B. COVALENT-BOND

2

What is the chemical symbol of Potassium?

K

2

This state of matter has definite size and shape.

Solid

3

He was a student of Leucippus and a philosopher known for his atomic theory that everything was made up of very small, indivisible particles.

DEMOCRITUS


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It is the number that represents the law wherein the masses of substance's components can be computed.

AVOGADRO'S NUMBER

3

It represents an element's number of positively charged particles, symbolized as "Z" in the Periodic Table.

ATOMIC NUMBER

3

According to this philosopher, everything was made up of fire, air, water, and earth.

Empedocles

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It is a positively charge particle which is located at the center of the nucleus.

PROTON

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It is a chemical compound that transfer electrons from metals to non-metals.

IONIC BOND

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It is a form of element, wherein it contains a different number of neutrons as compared to the base element.

ISOTOPE

4

What is the chemical formula of TABLE SALT?

NaCl

5

J.J Thomson discovered the subatomic particle in 1897 using a cathode ray tube, he did not call it an electron. He named it what?

CORPUSCLE

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It is a notation that represents the valence electrons of any given element that shows the Octet Rule of Valence electrons, which also shows compound formation.

Lewis Dot Structure/Notation

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It is the property of an element to attract an electron, with its value increasing from left to right and decreases from top to bottom in the Periodic Table. 

ELECTRONEGATIVITY

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It is the unit measurement recognized by the International System of Units or SI wherein it represents a substance.

MOLE

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