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Year 10 Chemistry Revision Complete Solutions Elements, Molecules, and Compounds In its purest form, an element consists of atoms with the same composition. A molecule is formed when two or more atoms, identical or different, bond together. A compound, on the other hand, is created when two...

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Year 10 Chemistry Revision Complete Solutions




Elements, Molecules, and Compounds




In its purest form, an element consists of atoms with the same composition. A molecule is formed when


two or more atoms, identical or different, bond together. A compound, on the other hand, is created


when two or more different atoms combine in a fixed ratio.




Atoms and Ions




The smallest particle of matter with a consistent composition is an atom. An ion is formed when an


atom loses or gains an electron, resulting in an overall charge. Isotopes are variations of elements that


have the same number of protons but differ in the number of neutrons.




Physical and Chemical Changes

, Physical changes are reversible transformations that involve a change in state. For example, solid-to-


liquid (ice to water) or solid-to-gas (dry ice to CO2 gas) transformations do not alter the molecular


structure. In contrast, chemical changes are irreversible processes that involve the formation of new


compounds with distinct properties and appearances. These changes are often marked by color


changes, fizzing or gas release, or odor emission.




Key Takeaways




* Elements are substances with identical atoms.



* Molecules are formed by combining identical or different atoms.



* Compounds result from combining different atoms in a fixed ratio.



* Atoms can become ions by gaining or losing electrons.



* Isotopes differ in neutron count despite having the same number of protons.

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