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Total number of protons and neutrons in an atom

What is the mass number.?

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The atom’s ability

to attract electrons to itself in bond formation.

What is electronegativity?

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Reactions between acids and bases to produce salts and water

What is neutralization ?

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When a stress is applied to a system in equilibrium,the reaction will try to shift in the direction

that will relieve the stress.

What is Le Chatelier’s Equilibrium?

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As the atomic number increases there is an increase in ionization energy,

electronegativity as well as, a decrease in radius.

What is the chemistry of a period?

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Valance electrons associated with maximum stability

and minimum potential energy content.

What is a stable octet

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Red litmus paper stays redblue litmus turns red

What is a litmus paper test for acidity?

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Describe what is taking place in the following example

Solid----> liquid----> Gas

What is a phase change of increasing entropy?

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On the periodic tableall elements exhibit

similar or related properties.

What is a group or family?

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Identify

What is a tetrahedron?

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Identify the equation:

(Ma)(Va)=(Mb)(Vb)

What is the titration equation of acids and bases?

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Carbonated beverages maintain their carbonation best at

What is low temperature and high pressure?

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This elements exists as a diatomic molecule

under normal conditions(STP)

What is Bromine?

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The bond between potassium and chlorine

What is an ionic bond?

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The following are examples of:

LiOH, KOH, Ba(OH)2

What are some species classified as an Arrhenius base?

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Above 0, ice changes to water according to the following equation

H2 0(s) + heat ---> H20(l). The changes in H20 involve

An absorption of heat and a change in entropy.

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Spectral lines produced from the energy emitted from excited atoms.

What is the movement of electrons from

higher to lower energy levels.?

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Water has a high melting point due to…

What are the dipole-dipole attractive forces known as hydrogen bonds

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The H+ ion concentration of an aqueous solution that has a

PH level of 11

What is 1.0 x 10-11mol/L?

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Given the reaction @ equilibrium

CO (g) + 1/2O2 (g) Co2 (g) + 67.7kcal

As the temperature increases, the rate of the forward reaction …

What is a decrease?

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