Subatomic Particles and Elements
The particle that determines atomic number and type of element.
What is a proton?
Strong bonds that share electrons.
What are Covalent bonds?
Electron are found in this region.
What is the cloud around the nulceus?
Hydrogen bonds holding water molecules together create this.
What is surface tension?
Homogenous mixture such as salt water.
What is a solution?
The subatomic particle that results in the variation of isotopes.
What is a neutron?
Weak bonds that are formed between different water molecules.
What are hydrogen bonds?
The reactivity of an atom is determined by an _____.
What is an electron orbiting?
This is an example of a solute.
What is salt?
This does the dissolving such as water.
What is a solvent?
The lightest stable subatomic particle.
What is an electron?
This bond has unequal sharing of electrons and slightly charged electrons.
What is a Polar Covalent bond?
The outermost shell is called this.
What is the valence shell?
Acid characteristics: release ____, are proton donors and, are ionic.
What is H+?
Example of colloidal suspension.
What is blood?
This element is referred to as a proton.
What is Hydrogen?
This bond is held together by opposite charges, has charged atoms, donates or accepts electrons, and is formed in table salt.
What is an Ionic bond?
This class of chemical elements is non-reactive because their valence shell is full of electrons. Unfilled shells are reactive.
What is a noble gas?
This removes H+ and are proton acceptors.
What is a Base?
This is nonpolar or hydrophobic.
What is emulsion?
The atomic number of Carbon.
What is 6?
This bond shares electrons with no charge.
What is a Nonpolar Covalent bond?
This holds an electron in place.
What is an electrical force?
Polar is to hydrophilic as nonpolar is to ______.
What is hydrophobic?
This stabilizes pH.
What is a buffer?