Absorbs moisture, then dissolve and liquefies

Liquid to solid

All things are composed of small, hard, indivisible particles called atoms

Most abundant element in the universe

Element present in hemoglobin

Atoms with the same molecular formula

Energy necessary for the removal or formation of a neutral atom

Solubilityof product constant

20 volume of hydrogen peroxide

Thenard's blue

Solid to gas

Most abundant hydrogen isotope

7 diatomic molecules

Hartman's solution

Component of antacid

3rd triad

Ia

Most penetrating radioactive particle

Components of Hartman's solution

Addedto glass to decrease the coefficient of expansion

100 volume of hydrogen peroxide

Atoms with the same number of protons

Most abundant element in the earth's crust

Most toxic metal

Quantum number that determines the size of orbitals

Explains the nature and behaviour of matter in atomic and subatomic levels

IIa

IVA

Element with the highest ionization potential

Rinmanns green test

Liquid to gas

NaNO2

Substance that absorbs moisture or water but does not dissolve it

4 fundamental states of matter

VIA

Atoms ability to attract electron to itself

IIIA

Specific test for zinc

Example of sublimation

Most abundant metal

There is no definite way of measuring a variable of a particle

Solid to liquid

Silicone dioxide

Most stable diatomic molecule

Heaviest hydrogen isotope and the only radioactive hydrogen isotope

Heavy triads

Light triad

Sodium dihydrogenated phosphate

30 volume of hydrogen peroxide

2nd most electronegative element

Energy released when a neutral atom gains or accepts extra electron

Molecules composed of only 2 atoms

When two elements form more than one compound, it can be expressed in a fixed whole number

This law states that compounds always contain the same exact proportion of element by mass

Element used as deodorant/ antiperspirant

Element present in insulin

Element used in the treatment of mania

Quantum number that determines the orientation of orbitals

Most abundant metalloid

VIIIA

Increases the coeffecient of expansion of glass

Quantum number that determines the direction of spin

Oil drop expirement

Plasma to gas

Gas to plasma

Atoms with the same mass number

K2CO3

Component of calamine

NaNO3

Gas to solid

Atoms with the same number of neutrons

Beta rays penetrate up to

Calcium sulfate

The rate of reaction is proportional to the product of the concentrate of the reactants to the power of its coeffecient in a balanced equation

2nd triad

Isotopes of hydrogen

Creates a light resistant amber colored glass

Known for having strong electrical conductivity and a wide range of energy levels that electrons can occupy

Lightest structurally important metal

10 volume of hydrogen peroxide

Other terms for melting

Lightest element

1st triad

VA

Heaviest and densest metal

VIIA

Other term for recombination

Specific test for aluminum

Loss of water molecules from a crystalline substance, reverse of hydration

Quantum number that determines the shape of orbitals

Masks the blue green color of glass

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed

Element present in plant pigment studies

Metal used for rheumatoid arthritis

Zinc oxide

KNO3

"heavy hydrogen"

Most electronegative element

Glucose tolerance factor

Component of laxative