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Chemistry Review. 2 3 Particles Electron (e-)  outer shell Proton(p+)  nucleus Neutron (n 0 )  nucleus Atoms are the smallest part of matter.

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1 Chemistry Review

2 2 3 Particles Electron (e-)  outer shell Proton(p+)  nucleus Neutron (n 0 )  nucleus Atoms are the smallest part of matter

3 Elements are made of the same type of atoms 3

4 Molecules are made of more than one type of atom 4 NaCl (salt) C 6 H 12 O 6 (glucose) HCl (hydrochloric acid)

5 Probe: Is It Made of Molecules? Bread DNAprotons Cell membrane wateratomic nucleus Oil brain cellworm Proteinegg sugar Atomflowerblood Bacteriaairmushroom Electrons fruit cell nucleus Cloud milk seed Chromosome leaf skin

6 How many elements do you think are in this picture? Earth’s Crust = Al, Fe, Si Water = H, O Air = N, O Person = C, H, N, O, P, S

7 What is a Chemical Bond? Three students were discussing their ideas about chemical bonds. This is what they said: Jane: “I think a chemical bond is produced by a molecule. It is a substance made up of matter that holds atoms together.” Will: “I think a chemical bond is an attraction between atoms. It is not made up of mater.” Gabe: “I think a chemical bond is a structural part of an atom that connects it to other atoms? Who do you most agree with and why?

8 Chemical Bonds join atoms together 8 1. Covalent – when atoms share electrons1. Covalent Examples: Water Glucose carbon dioxide oxygen gas hydrogen gas

9 2. Ionic Bonding 9 when atoms gain or lose electrons form compoundscompounds

10 Reactants vs. Products 10 Reactants (inputs)Products (outputs) Coefficients

11 Model Kits!!!! We will focus on Covalent bonding


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