These are the SAME terms and definitions you've seen all week. However, please read carefully as the terms are listed in a different order.
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How many atoms of Hydrogen are on the product side of this equation
How many TOTAL atoms are on the REACTANT side of this equation
How many molecules of (OH) were present BEFORE (prior to) they bonded with Calcium?
What does the "3" in this chemical formula for sucrose tell us about this substance?
3C12H22O11
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LIST EACH SUBCATEGORY OPTIONS IN ORDER FROM SIMPLE TO COMPLEX (reverse alphabetical order)
How many molecules of water (H2O) existed BEFORE the chemical reaction?
Substances that are made entirely of only one type of atom OR one type of compound.
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When two or more pure substances are combined by physical means (not chemically).
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The particles in this type of substance are equally distributed throughout and cannot be distinguished from one another, creating a completely uniform substance (looks the same throughout).
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These types of substances can NOT be separated into simpler substances by ·physical means
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Made of 2 or more DIFFERENT types of atoms chemically bonded together, to create one molecule.
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These types of substances CAN be separated into simpler substances by physical means
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A substance entirely made up of one type of atom
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Two or more atoms chemically bonded together into one substance (It doesn't matter if the atoms are the same or different, just that they're bonded together)
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The particles in this substance tend to group with like (the same type of) particles, making a substance that is not uniform in composition (it is easy to distinguish/see the different parts of this substance).
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Select every letter representing a box on the left that is an example of an element
Select every letter representing a box on the left that is an example of a compound
Select every letter representing a box on the left that is an example of a mixture