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H2O+SO4=H2SO4

Periodic table

Periodic table

Compounds

Molecular

Polar

Non-polar

VSPER

VSPER

Molecular geometry

Electron geometry

Ionic

Trends

Affinity

Affinity

Reactivity of metals

Reactivity of metals

Electronegativity

Electronegativity

Ionization energy

Ionization energy

Radius

Radius

Elements

Metals

Non-metals

Atoms

6 Theories

1.  Greek

1. Greek

2. Dalton

2. Dalton

3. Thompson

3. Thompson

4. Nuclear

4. Nuclear

5. Bohr

5. Bohr

6. James Chadwick

6. James Chadwick

Ions

Cations

Positive

Anions

Negative

Nucleus

Protons

Neutrons

Orbitals

Electrons

Charge

Neutral

Molecules

Forces

Intermolecular

London Dispersion

Dipole-dipole

hydrogen bonding

Intramolecular

Diagrams

Lewis Dot

Lewis Dot

Bohr-Rutherford

Bohr-Rutherford

Chemical reactions

Types

Synthesis

Neutralization

decomposition

Combustion

Single displacement

Double displacement

States of matter

Solid

Gas

Liquid

aqueous

Word

Water+Sulfate=Sulfuric acid

Chemical

Balances

Reactant

Limiting

Completely used up during reaction

Excess

Leftover During reaction

Products

Quantities in Chemistry

Errors

Instrumental

Procedural

Factor label method

What you want to find = what you know

Triangle formulas



Units

Gramm

Mol

Litre

metrix prefixes

Scale

Scale

Types

Mass

Molar mass

Moles

Concentration

Ways to express

Molar

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percent by mass

Mass per volume

Volume

Avogadro’s number

6.02*10^23

Stoichiometry

The study of quantitative relationships in chemical reactions

Solutions and gases

Solubility

PH scale

PH scale

Bases

Substances that take proton from another compound

Acids

Substances that donate a proton to another compound

Indicators

Bromothymol Blue

Phenolphtalein

Red Indicator Paper

Blue indicator Paper

Universal indicator/pH

Bronsted- Lawry Theory