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| 1. | Unit of temperature used for gas law computations. |
| 5. | A solution having a high amount of the solute. |
| 6. | Smallest unit of a compound. |
| 8. | A helium nucleusis also referred to as a/an _____ particle. |
| 9. | Elements having the same atomic number but different atomic masses. |
| 11. | The mass of one mole of a compound is its _____ mass. |
| 12. | Functional group found in aldehydes. |
| 13. | The dense center of an atom |
| 15. | The only element having no neutrons. |
| 18. | Showed the realtion between number of molecules and volumeat constant temperature and pressure. |
| 20. | The substance that dissolves in a solution. |
| 21. | Type of reaction where carbon dioxide and water are produced. |
| 22. | The atomic number indicates the number of _____. |
| 23. | Process that Carbon undergoes so that it can form 4 covalent bonds. |
| 27. | The scientist credited with the discovery of the nucleus. |
| 28. | The group of elements needing only one electron to be stable. |
| 29. | Solution concentration given in moles solute per liter of solution. |
| 31. | The process of changing coefficients in a chemical reaction. |
| 32. | The vertical column on the periodic table. |
| 33. | What happens when a container of gas is opened. |
| 34. | Reaction that happens in the sun. |
| 35. | Solution where no amount of solute can further dissolve. |
| 36. | _____ chemistry deals with carbon-containing compounds. |