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| seperation based on boiling pt but one component is not recovered |
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| atoms of the same element arranged in different ways, different forms of the same element |
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| two or more atoms w/ the same atomic # but different mass #s |
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| an ion w/ more than one atom in it |
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| proton donor, molecule that produces H ions when dissolved in water |
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| atoms/group of atoms that have a net charge, formed when elctrons are lost or gained |
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| relative closeness to the true |
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| being able to reproduce measurements |
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nonzero- significant
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| has simplest ratio of atoms |
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| anything that accepts a proton |
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- Hydrogen (H2)
- Nitrogen (N2)
- Oxygen (O2)
- Fluorine (F2)
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