Elements, Compounds and Mixtures

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Flash cards to help make studying elements, compounds and mixtures easy.
Karen Bugeja
FlashCards por Karen Bugeja, atualizado more than 1 year ago
Karen Bugeja
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Hydrogen H
Oxygen O
Carbon C
Cobalt Co
Iron Fe
Gold Au
Copper Cu
Magnesium Mg
Nitrogen N
Sulfur S
Calcium Ca
Chlorine Cl
Element Contains only one type of atom e.g. Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, Chlorine Only one capital letter should be present
Compound Contains more than one type of element e.g. sodium chloride, hydrogen peroxide
Mixture Having more than one substance present however, they do NOT mix e.g. sand and salt
dio- ... e.g. carbon DIOxide 2 atoms (in this case 2 oxygen atoms combined with 1 carbon atom)
Mono- ... e.g. carbon monoxide 1 atom (in this case there is only 1 oxygen atom combined with the carbon atom)
Atom Atoms are the building blocks of molecules. They are smaller than molecules e.g. H2 (2 should be subscript): 2 atoms
Molecule one group of element or compound bonded together E.g. 3H2 (2 should be subscript) 3 molecules 6 atoms
Periodic table A table of all the elements. There are a lot of elements (118 elements). They are all written in symbols
Metals conduct electricity conduct heat can be bent shiny when polished all are solids except for mercury Example: cobalt, iron, gold,copper, magnesium, calcium
Non-Metals do not conduct electricity do not conduct heat cannot be bent (brittle) are not shiny can be solids, liquids and gases Example:Hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, chlorine

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