
Understanding Matter Review
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Understanding Matter Review & Counting Atoms
Chemical formulas use Coefficients and subscripts to tell how many of each element is in the compound or molecule.
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Is only one type of atom that has its own properties found on the periodic table of elements
Element
atoms of two or more different elements are bonded together
Compound
Vocabulary
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A molecule is a group of two or more atoms held together by attractive forces known as chemical bonds that make up a substance with definite physical and chemical properties.
Molecule
General term for the smallest part of matter that make everything. Matter is defined as anything that has mass and takes up space.
Atom
Vocabulary
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Is only one type of atom that has its own properties found on the periodic table of elements
element
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compound
A molecule is a group of two or more atoms held together by attractive forces known as chemical bonds that make up a substance with definite physical and chemical properties.
molecule
the smallest particle of matter with three subatomic particles.
Atom
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a group of element symbols and numbers that represent a substance or compound.
Chemical formula
One or two letters found on the periodic table of elements to represent an element
Element Symbol
Vocabulary
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a small number placed after the element to show the number of that element in the compound
Subscript
a number placed in front of an element symbol or chemical formula in an equation
Coefficient
Vocabulary
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Multiple Choice
How many atoms are in H2O.
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Multiple Choice
How many elements are in H2O?
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Multiple Choice
How many molecules of water is in this equation?
5 H2O
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15
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Multiple Choice
How many oxygen atoms are in this equation?
5 H2O
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Multiple Choice
How many hydrogen atoms are in this equation?
5 H2O
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Subscripts are the small numbers that tell how many atoms of that element is in that compound. Add the subscripts of each element. Then multiply by the coefficient to get the number of that element.
Counting atoms
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Draw
Draw what the compound CH4 would look like.
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Open Ended
How would you write 3 compounds of baking soda?
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Multiple Choice
How many hydrogen atoms would I have if there was a coefficient of 2 vinegars?
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Understanding Matter Review & Counting Atoms
Chemical formulas use Coefficients and subscripts to tell how many of each element is in the compound or molecule.
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