The subatomic particle with a mass of nearly 'zero'.
What is the electron?
Atoms of the same element that have different masses are known as this.
What are isotopes?
The number of dots on a the Lewis Dot Diagram of a neutral carbon atom.
What is 4 dots, :C:?
In general, salts dissolve better in _________ temperatures.
What is 'higher'?
The unit for energy.
What is 'the Joule (J)'?
The subatomic particle that gives an element it's identity.
What is a proton?
The number of neutrons present in a Lithium-8 atom.
What is five neutrons?
The number of electrons that sodium tends to gain or lose in a chemical reaction:
dotNa
What is 'lose 1 electron'?
The molarity of a solution in which 0.5 moles are dissolved in 0.25 L of solution.
What is 2M, "Two Molar"?
This quantity describes the amount of heat required to warm 1 gram of a substance by 1 degree Celsius.
What is specific heat capacity (c)?
The number of neutrons present in this isotope of oxygen:

What is 7 neutrons?
The type of nuclear reaction pictured below:

What is alpha decay?
The option below that correctly models Lithium Oxide.

What is Option III?
The name for the acid, HCl.
What is hydrochloric acid?
The substance (A, B, or C) pictured below that has the highest heat capacity.
What is A?
The (neutral) element that is represented by this Bohr model:

What is Nitrogen?
The half-life of the americium-239 sample modelled below:

What is 0.5 days?
The geometry (shape) of a Boron Trifluoride molecule:

What is trigonal planar?
Adding salt to water tends to ________ the freezing point of the water.
What is lower?
Energy would appear on the _________ (right/left) side of the chemical equation described by the energy bar charts below:
What is the right?
Ionization energy describes the energy required to remove this subatomic particle from an atom.
What is the electron?
The type of nuclear reaction in which a large nucleas breaks up into two daughter nuclei.
What is fission?
The number of bonding electrons are pictured in the Lewis structure below:
What are 6 bonding electrons?
Adding solute tends to ______ vapor pressure by inhibiting evaporation, while have no effect on condensation at the liquid-gas boundary.
What is reduce?
Give an example of an endothermic reaction.
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