| The Atom | Bonding | The Periodic Table | Chemical Reactions | Potpourri | 
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					  What is the nucleus?					 
					 Rutherford used gold foil to discover this part of the atom. | 
					  What is Li3N?					 
					 The chemical Formula for Lithium Nitride | 
					  What are groups/families? 
					 This is the name for the column of elements on the periodic table | 
					  What is the octet rule?					 
					 This rule describes the tendency of atoms to want 8 electrons in their outer energy level in order to be more stable.  | 
					  What is 6 and (picture)?					 
					 The electron Dot diagram for Oxygen has this many dots and looks like this | 
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					  What is the plum pudding model? (Dalton's Model)					 
					 This model of the atom has electrons evenly spaced out evenly throughout the entire atom. | 
					  What is (draw a picture)?					 
					 What two oxygen atoms look like when bonded to one Carbon atom. | 
					  What is Atomic Mass?					 
					 Mendeleev arranged his periodic table according to this property. The periodic table is now arranged by atomic number. | 
					  What is a catalyst?					 
					 This is a chemical that will speed up a chemical reaction, but will not be altered during the reaction. | 
					  What is increase?					 
					 If you increase the temperature of a reaction, the reaction rate will do this. | 
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					  What is the electron?					 
					 A cathode ray was used to discover this part of the atom. | 
					  What is electronegativity?					 
					 The measure of how much an atom attracts electrons | 
					  What are halogens?					 
					 These elements are all found in group 17 of the periodic table | 
					  What is Temperature, Surface Area, and Concentration?					 
					 These are the main three factors that can control the reaction rate of a chemical reaction.  | 
					  What is an inhibitor?					 
					 A substance that slows down a chemical reaction. | 
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					  What is 25?					 
					 If an atom has an atomic number of 17 and and atomic mass of 42 it will have this many neutrons.  | 
					  What is a metallic Bond?					 
					 The type of bond that is formed when atoms create a pool (sea) of electrons  | 
					  What are alkali metals?					 
					 These atoms react rapidly and violently with water | 
					  What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?					 
					 The law that states that the mass before a reaction must be the same as the mass after a reaction | 
					  What are Transition Metals?					 
					 These elements are found in groups 3-12 and are often good conductors of electricity and heat. | 
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					  What is an alpha particle?					 
					 This type of particle is released when an atom decays into a helium nucleus and a slightly smaller atom.  | 
					  What is 8?					 
					 The number of electrons in the second energy level of an atom. | 
					  What is Gallium?					 
					 This element is a metal, but has a melting point so low that it will melt in your hand.  | 
					  What is an exothermic reaction?					 
					 A reaction that releases energy as a product | 
					  What is an Ionic Bond?					 
					 When two atoms have very different electronegativities the will make this type of bond.  |