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Chemistry 141 Exam 1
-ate=ic
-ite=ous - ANS-Oxoanionic acid

+1= Group 1, Cu, Ag, Tl
+2= Group 2, Mn, Ni, Fe, Co, Group 12, Sn, Pb, Cu
-3= Group 15
-2= Group 16
-1= Group 17
3+= Sc, Y, V, Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, Group 13
4+= Ti, Zr, Mn, Sn, Pb
5+= V - ANS-Ionic Charges

+2 charge, mass equals He nucleus - ANS-alpha particle

1 atom of He=4.003 amu
1 mole of He=4.003 g
Molar mass= g/mol - ANS-Molar Mass

1. Write correct formulas for reactants and products including physical state
2. Check whether the expression is balanced by counting atoms on each side of the reaction
3. Balance an element that appears in only one reactant and product first
4. Choose coefficients to balance other elements as needed - ANS-Balancing chemical
equations

10^-1 - ANS-Deci

10^-12 - ANS-Pico

10^-15 - ANS-Femto

10^-18 - ANS-Atto

10^-2 - ANS-Centi

10^-21 - ANS-Zepto

10^-24 - ANS-Yocto

10^-3 - ANS-Milli

, 10^-6 - ANS-Micro

10^-9 - ANS-Nano

10^1 - ANS-Deca

10^12 - ANS-Terra

10^15 - ANS-Peta

10^18 - ANS-Exa

10^2 - ANS-Hecto

10^21 - ANS-Zetta

10^24 - ANS-Yotta

10^3 - ANS-Kilo

10^6 - ANS-Mega

10^9 - ANS-Giga

6.022*10^23 mol^-1
6.022*10^23 atoms/mol
6.022*10^23 molecules/mol - ANS-Avogadro's Number

A mole is a unit for a specific quantity of a substance
1 mol= 6.022*10^23 particles - ANS-Mole

Ag - ANS-Silver

all digits known with certainty plus one uncertain digit
all nonzeros are significant
Zeros after decimal unless placeholders, in the middle of the number are significant -
ANS-Significant Figures

an organic compound whose molecule are composed only of C and H atoms -
ANS-Hydrocarbons

as a star collapses, nuclei begin to disintegrate into protons and neutrons
individual neutrons may collide and fuse with atomic nuclei in a process called neutron capture -
ANS-Radioactive Elements

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