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What is the word for making a sound?
sonorous
Any negatively charged ion is called?
anion
a discrete unit or quantum or electromagnetic radiation
photon
This describes a substance made of two elements
binary
What is a reaction involving oxygen as the reaction
combustion
Formations in a cave that descend from the ceiling and are made of calcium carbonate and other minerals.
stalactites
Word that describes a reaction that releases heat to the surroundings
exothermic
What is a ionic lattice?
An arrangement formed of alternating cations and anions in an ionic crystal
a state of matter is called?
phase
the reaction of two ionic compounds to form two new ionic compounds.
double replacement
a homogenous mixture is called?
solution
This states the total pressure of a mixture of gases is equal to the sum of the pressures of each individual gas.
What is Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure
A method used in chemistry to determine an unknown concentration of a substance by comparing it with another substance; typically used with acid and base solution.
tiration
Any substance with a low thermal conductivity and/or low electrical conductivity is called ?
insulator
The natural or artificial process of charging an atom from one type of atom to another as a result of a nuclear reaction.
transmutation
Mass x acceleration is called ?
Force
Numbers that represent how an atom has lost or gained electrons to form an ion or bond to other atoms
What are oxidation states
The establishment and use of mass mole relationships in balanced chemical equations.
stoichiometry
What does VSEPR stand for?
The Valence Shell Electron Parr Repulsion Model
The process when electron orbitals mix together to form new orbitals is called ?
hybridization
A characteristic that defines an atom and may be used for its identification.
What is a mass
a fundamental particle of matter that has a negative charge
electron
Who identified hydrogen as an element distinct from other gases?
Henry Cavendish
Hold atoms tightly together in molecules or networks.
Intramolecular forces
A spontaneous reaction used to generate electrical potential voltage and deliver energy is called?
What are the properties that all matter exhibits?
Particle and wave properties
What are the forms that molecular orbitals can take on?
sigma bonds or p bonds
What is the value of an atoms relative electronegativity referred to?
Pauling elecronegativity
Atoms, neutral particles made of protons, neutrons and electrons
What is matter
What happens when two or more atoms combine?
The bonding electrons take up new physical arrangements called molecular orbitals.
Especially strong dipoledipole interactions between hydrogen atoms and strongly electronegative atoms and play an important role in structure and function of DNA
What are hydrogen bonds
A measure of an atoms attraction of electrons, from an adjacent atom to which it is chemically bonded?
electronegativity
What are the three types of bonds that explain all molecular and network structures?
Ionic,covalent, and metallic bonds
This person identified hydrogen as an element distinct from other gases and described it's properties?
Who is Henry Cavendish
How many types of forces of attraction have been identified?
5