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| distance electrons are from the nucleus |
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| paths the electrons follow around the nucleus |
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| electrons in the highest energy level of the atom |
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| all electrons in the atom except for the valence electrons |
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| diagrams showing how many valence electrons an atom has |
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| a rule in which states that when an atom has 8 electrons it is full and stable |
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| multiple atoms grouped together and held by molecular bonds |
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| when molecules have been joined together by a bond |
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| when a pair of electrons are being shared to join elements |
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| pairs of electrons in a Lewis Structure that are not being shared |
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| when 2 pairs of electrons are being shared between atoms |
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| molecules with an abundance of carbon; commonly known as the molecules of life commonly found in DNA or protein |
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| what a chemical reaction occurs to |
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| the outcome of a chemical reaction |
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a type of chemical reaction where there are 2 reactants and 1 product
a+b= ab |
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a type of chemical reaction where there is 1 reactant and 2 products
ab= a+b |
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when a hydrogen ion is bonded and electrons are lost within a chemical reaction
a+h(+) = ah(+)
ah= a(-)+h(+) |
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| a chemical reaction where water is produced |
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| a process where a substance is altered |
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| a molecular structure made up of monomers |
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| a single molecule which can be bonded with other molecules to form polymers. |
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| a positively charged hydrogen particle that is positive because an electron was lost through an acid base reaction |
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