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Atom is a molecule that can combine to form chemical elements.
Ion is an atom or molecule that has a net charge from either gaining or losing one or more electrons.
Cation is a positively charged ion.
Anion is a negatively charged ion.

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An ion bond forms through the exchange of valence electrons. The loss or gain of a valence electron makes the difference on if it is a cation (an ion that loss a valence electron) or an anion (an ion that gained a valence electron).

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Polarity is when an atom has a separation of electric charge which leads to it either being negatively or positively charged.

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Polarity happens between molecules from their charge? (I'm trying I swear, my heads running with thoughts)

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Electronegativity determines if a molecule is polar or non polar by the distribution of electrons.

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I'm going to update this later tonight (I do a lot of work afterschool hence why stuff gets done at night) since I really don't know. Sorry.

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(I ain't good at explaining) Locate it and try to place the dots down?

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The difference between polar and non polar is the electronegativity?

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6.220 x 10^23?

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No idea. (Will edit later)

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In ice, the molecules will look compact, in water they'll be flowing all over and in a gas state, they're just really spread out.

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It's important to critique sources of information because information isn't always right.

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To me, WHO isn't a reliable source. It's a matter of if something is more logical, works the best and there's less cons.

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I just relearned everything to be honest.

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A certain amount of energy can change a solid to a liquid, a liquid to a gas or a gas into a liquid, and a liquid into a solid.

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Things get cold because of not having enough thermal energy.

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I ended up studying, working on an animation and got a new game called Persona 4 Golden on Steam. May have spent a whole day and a half playing Golden on Saturday night. I also hung out with my girlfriend and we played Minecraft and slept in calls together. I watched a friend play Persona 5 Strikers and on Saturday went down to San Pedro, picked up some Busy Bee's and went to Redondo Beach,

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A. The temperature decreases/stays the same.
B. The temperature increases.

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The first one on the list (I forgot the name) and the second to last one I believe.

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Plasic is good for hot packs and I thiiink it was the last material that was good for the cold packs.

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Endothermic reactions keep heat inside and Exothermic reactions release heat.

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It shows how they react.
Ex. S + S = no bond / N + N = no bond.
Ex. S + N = Bond :D / N + S = (James) Bond (007 :D)

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Journal 4/12/2021 (reminder, go to school to live stream the wrestling meet with Kevin.)

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Journal 4/12/2021 (reminder, go to school to live stream the wrestling meet with Kevin.)

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The energy that's created when something is in motion.

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Energy that is stored when something isn't in motion? Like when you're ready to drop a ball, there's potential energy.

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The standard heat of formation is that scary looking equation that I won't understand cause math is hard.

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I have a friend teaching me. Helps a lot since they break things down and while my grade may not be the best, I'll be able to understand it.

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Claim: Endothermic.

Evidence: The container was cold.

Reasoning: Because the temperature decreased, the heat was absorbed.

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Activation energy is the minimum amount of energy that must be provided to compounds to result in a chemical reaction.

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Graphing helps because you can see the data. Ex. temperature. You can see how hot or cold something gets from the starting point and determine what happened.

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It can tell you if something is an endothermic reaction or an exothermic reaction.

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Ice and heat. We're pretty much killing animals who live in colder places and destroying Earth.

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Nothing really caught my interest.

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They all had small fires except for the bubbles and gummy bear one and every fire didn't last long.

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Fire, oxygen and most of them have would. Others start a fire or reaction when mixing two things.

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Carbon stuff!

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Ocean acidification affects our oceans but making the water bad for sea life to live in.