Definitions
Ion Basics
Temperature
Heat
Units
100

There are equivalent amounts of these sub-atomic particles in an electrically-neutral atom.

Protons and Electrons

100

A type of ion typically formed from metals

Cation

100

This is the number added to Celsius measurements to convert to Kelvin

273.15

100

This is transferred when two objects are in thermal contact

heat

100

Is (cm) to (m) an exact conversion? (I know this is not how to Jeopardy)

Yes

200

The number of protons within an atom's nucleus is unique to each element, and is called this. (Z)

Atomic Number

200

These elements tend to gain electrons in reactions, forming anions.

Non-metals

200

This is the absolute temp at which water boils (K)

100C+273.15=373.15K

200

The number of joules in a calorie (also the magnitude of water's specific heat)

4.184 J = 1 calorie

200

This is how many meters are in a picometer

10-12m

300

Elements within these tend to have similar properties.

Groups (families)

300

This group of elements is typically inert, and its members do not form ions.

Noble gases (8A)

300

Temperature is a measurement of this type of energy

Thermal

300

This equation uses specific heat to determine the energy needed to achieve a temperature change.

q=mC(Tf-Ti)

300

This many nanoliters are in one liter

109nL

400

The property of a substance relating mass to volume.

Density

400

This is the number of protons found in an anion with 10 electrons and an ion charge of (3-)

7 protons (Nitride)

400

This is the Celsius conversion for 55.5 degrees F

13 degrees C

400

This many joules of energy are required to raise the temperature of 10.0g water from 20.0 to 30.0 degrees Celsius.

418 J

400

This is the conversion factor for cm3 to m3

(100)3 cm3 = 1m3

(106 cm3)

500

Matter can neither be created, nor destroyed.

Law of Conservation of Mass

500

The number of electrons in an iron (III) cation

23 electrons

500

This is the absolute temperature of 212 degrees F (in Kelvin)

373.15K

500

This is how many Calories are required to raise 50.0g of water from 0 to 100.0 degrees Celsius.

5.00 Cal

500

A car traveling 45.0 km/hr is traveling this many m/s

12.5 m/s

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