What particles do atoms consist of?
protons, neutrons, and electrons
Seawater is a mixture of what?
ions, elements, and nutrients
Covalent bonding occurs between...
two nonmetals
What is CaCO3?
calcium carbonate
Describe what a hydrogen bond is
a weak bond that occurs between molecules containing a hydrogen molecule and an atom of oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine
Particles found in the nucleus...
protons and neutrons
What element is seawater mostly composed of?
chloride
Ionic bonding occurs between...
metals and nonmetals
What is the chemical name for salt?
sodium chloride
Explain how hydrogen bonds occur
bonds create partial charges/ions which form weak electrostatic connections
Where do electrons "live" in an atom?
orbitals
Which compound is most abundant in seawater?
Sulfur dioxide is what kind of bond?
covalent bond
What is the chemical formula for magnesium sulfate?
MgSO4
How does hydrogen bonding affect water in relation to solvent action?
allow water to interact with charged ions from many ionic/covalent compounds
What is Kinetic Particle Thoery?
all matter is made up of particles that are constantly in motion
How many electrons does hydrogen share with oxygen in water?
one electron
The chemical formula for glucose
C6H12O6
What ionic substance does this diagram show?
sodium chloride
How does hydrogen bonding affect water in relation to heat capacity?
gives it a high specific heat capacity making it a good temperature buffer
Explain the movement of the particles in each state of matter
solid particles are tightly packed and vibrate, liquids are closely packed and move freely, and gases are completely free moving
How many electrons does oxygen share with hydrogen in water?
two electrons, one for each hydrogen
If an atom loses an electron, what kind of ion is it?
a positive ion
What ionic substance does this diagram show?
calcium carbonate
How does hydrogen bonding affect water in relation to density?
the water molecules will freeze and in a crystal lattice shape