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Your guide/study notes for an upcoming test? If you are learning changes in matter and all about nuclear chemistry look into this pdf file for reference or to save you some time so that you don't need to make your own study notes. Includes: -changes in matter -chemical equations -law of conservation of mass -diatomic molecules -nomenclature review -mole ratio -endothermic & exothermic reactions -types of energy -law of conservation of energy -chemical reactions -nuclear chemistry -half-life

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Science study Notes
〜Changes in matter〜


3 types of changes:


⟶ physical change
⟶ chemical change
⟶ nuclear transformations


Physical change: molecules dont change. New substance is not formed.
Chemical change: molecules change. New substance is formed

Physical change Chemical change

Size/shape change Altered molecules

Phase (liquid, solid) Gas formed
change

Density change Aroma, colour change

Texture change Precipitate formed

Color change Energy released or
absorbed


Chemical equations: chemical changes or chemical reactions, can be represented with chemical
equations.


Reactants + Products
↓ ↓
2Ag + H2S ⟶ Ag2S + H2


*always put the phase for each element*


S- solid
L- liquid
G- gas
Aq- aqueous

, Law of conservation of Mass


⟶ In a chem rxn matter is neither created nor destroyed.
⟶ The number and type of atoms going into a rxn must be the same as the number and type of
atoms released.
⟶ If an equation obeys the law of conservation, it is balanced.


Diatomic molecules


I Have No Bright Or Clever Friends


I2, H2, N2, Br2, O2, Cl2, F2


Nomenclature review:


Is there a metal?
↓ ↓
Yes No
↓ ↓
Ionic bond covalent bond


Ionic bond:


⟶ N.metal + metal
⟶ Name first element+name metal first
⟶ If you have a polyatomic ion, name it otherwise name the second element -ide


Covalent bond:


⟶ n.metal + n.metal
⟶ name first element + prefix
⟶ name 2nd + prefix -ide

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