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C1 - Particles Mind Map

There are five main types of substances discussed: elements, compounds, mixtures, atoms and molecules. Elements contain only one type of atom, compounds contain two or more types of atoms chemically bonded together, while mixtures have different types of particles close but not chemically bonded. Atoms are the smallest particles that make up elements and can chemically react, while molecules are groups of bonded atoms.

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C1 - Particles Mind Map

There are five main types of substances discussed: elements, compounds, mixtures, atoms and molecules. Elements contain only one type of atom, compounds contain two or more types of atoms chemically bonded together, while mixtures have different types of particles close but not chemically bonded. Atoms are the smallest particles that make up elements and can chemically react, while molecules are groups of bonded atoms.

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Mixture:

Different type of
atoms, close but
unjoined, and
their identities
are retained. Atom: Smallest
(e.g. alloys, particle of
Compound: 2+ solutions, an element
types of atoms suspensions, to be able to Molecule: Group
Element: A pure joined together chemically react. of atoms held
colloids)
substance only together by
containing one covalent bonds
type of atom.

C1- Particles
Isotope: Atoms
of the same Atomic #
element with = Proton #
different number
of neutrons.

Relative Atomic
Mass (ar): Atomic Mass
heat involved Average mass # = Nucleon #
Changes
of the isiotopes
of an element
vs. C12 atom.
Physical Chemical
reversible change irreversible Mass = molar
change
mass x moles

new substance
formed

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