Unit 1 Terminology
Unit 2 Terminology
Elements, Mixtures and More
States and Spectrum
Ions and Isotopes
100
The SI unit of length.
What is Meter?
100
The building blocks of matter
What are atoms?
100
Cannot be separated at all.
What is an Element?
100
Electrons in the lowest energy configuration possible
Ground state
100
An atom of an element that has an abnormal number of neutrons
Isotope
200
Everything is composed of this.
What is Matter?
200
Neutrons and Protons
Nucleons
200
Can be physically sperated.
What is a Mixture?
200
Ex:
2-0-1
2-7-3
2-8-17-6
Excited state
200
The type of ion where electrons outnumber protons
Anion
300
How alike your results are.
What is Precision?
300
Two or more different elements chemically bound together
Compounds
300
The type of substance where every piece looks the same.
What is a Pure Substance?
300
Fill in the blank:
The greater the distance from the nucleus the ___________________ the energy of the electrons
Greater
300
The number of electrons lost by an atom of Be to become its desired form
2
400
How close to the desired value your results are.
What is Accuracy?
400
Interior electrons
Kernel Electrons
400
Ex: Pepperoni Pizza, Beach Sand, Loose Gravel.
What is a Heterogenous Mixture?
400
The type of line spectrum produced when energy is absorbed
Bright line spectrum
400
The formula is:
Mass x decimal relative abundance
Average atomic mass
500
The bond that forms between metal and nonmetal.
What is an Ionic Bond?
500
A model depicted by electrons in a cloud surrounding the nucleus of an atom
Wave-mechanical model
500
Can be monoatomic or diatomic.
What are Elements?
500
The elements that make up the mystery compound tested with a bright line spectrum
D and Z
500
The average atomic mass if carbon has 2 isotopes:
C-10 at 50%
C-12 at 50%
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