Atoms & Elements
Molecules & Extended Structures
Substances & Mixtures
The Movement of Particles
Heat, Temperature, & State Changes
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Anything that has mass and takes up space

Matter

100

The force that holds two atoms together

Bond

100

Matter that has a constant chemical composition and characteristics

Substance

100

Definite shape and definite volume; particles vibrate in place; particles have the least amount of kinetic energy

Solid

100

Solid --> Liquid

Melting

200

An individual particle of matter

Atom

200

A group of atoms bonded together

Molecule

200

The amount of matter in an object

Mass

200

Indefinite shape and indefinite volume; particles spread out; particles have the most amount of kinetic energy

Gas

200

Gas --> Liquid

Condensation

300

A table that lists all of the known elements and groups them into columns by property.

Periodic table

300

The molecule that gets repeated in an extended structure

Polymer

300

The ability of a substance to dissolve into another substance

Solubility

300

Indefinite shape and definite volume; particles slide around each other; particles have a medium amount of kinetic energy

Liquid

300

Liquid --> Gas

Boiling

400

What Mendeleev used to arrange elements into the periodic table

Properties

400

When atoms are arranged in a repeating, three-dimensional pattern

Crystal

400

A property that can only be determined by making a substance undergo a chemical reaction

Chemical property

400

The point in which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas

Boiling point

400

Gas --> Solid

Deposition

500

This number increases as you go down and to the right on the periodic table

Atomic mass

500

The specific way atoms are arranged in a molecule

Atomic structure

500

Density formula

Density = Mass / Volume

500

Particles move because they have this type of energy

Kinetic energy

500

Solid --> Gas

Sublimation

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