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Atom

The simplest form of particle

Molecule

Particle made up of two or more atoms

Ions

Particles made up from cation and anion

Proton Number

Number of proton in the nucleus of atom

Nucleon Number

Total number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an element of an atom

Isotopes

Atom of the same element has same proton number but different nucleon number

Empirical Formula

Chemical formula that shows the simplest ration the number of atom for each element in a compound

Molecular Formula

Chemical formula which shows the actual number of atom in a compound

Electrolyte

Chemical compound can conduct electricity in molten or aqueous state and undergo chemical changes

Non-Electrolyte

Chemical compound cannot conduct electricity in any state

Electrolysis

Process decompose an electrolyte into constituent element by passing through electric current

Acid

Chemical compound which ionizes to produce hydrogen ion, H+ when dissolve in water

Alkali

Chemical compound which ionizes to produce hydroxide ion, OH- when dissolve in water

Salt

Compound formed when hydrogen ion, H+ from acid replaced by metal ion or ammonium ion, NH3+

Alloy

A mixture of metal and another element which the major component is metal

Polymer

A long chains of molecules made from combination of many smaller molecules or monomer

Rate of reaction

The changes of quantity of reactant or product per unit time

Catalyst

Substance that can alter the rate of reaction while it chemically unchanged in the end of reaction

Hydrocarbon

The compound that contain only carbon and hydrogen

Saturated Hydrocarbon

Consist single bond

Unsaturated Hydrocarbon

Consist double bond