Do  NOT  make an  ATOM  an  ION  unless it tells you too! THIS MEANS- Do  NOT  make an  ATOM stable  unless it  tells you to do so . To determine the charge of a picture of an atom look at the number of protons and electrons in the picture and determine the charge. (Examples are on the next slide.)
Review: What is the charge of this  ATOM ? Just  use  the number of  protons and electrons that are given .
What is the charge of this ATOM?  Just use the number of protons and electrons that are given. -2
We will discuss: Chemical Symbol Atoms Elements Bonds Compounds Molecules Chemical Formulas Endothermic Reactions Exothermic Reactions
All matter is made of _____________. Atoms Why would an atom combine with other atoms? To make the atom stable When an atom combines with another atom, this forms a ______________________? Molecule
When atoms are joined together, they form a  _____BOND______.  Atoms bond together for a very simple reason:  atoms like to have full valence shells . (8 electrons) Atoms will share, give away, or gain electrons when forming a bond.  Substances in which 2 or more elements have bonded together form a material with unique chemical properties. Example : water - 2 Hydrogen atoms bonded to 1 Oxygen atom. H2O
6 C 12 Chemical Symbol
Molecules Are made of ______________ that have been joined together. ATOMS
Molecules form when atoms join Element Compound There are  two types  of molecules
Element  Molecule Element If a substance has two or more of the  same atoms  it is a  molecule that is an  Element Ex. O  (the oxygen we breathe) is made out of two oxygen atoms Other examples of Element Molecules: H N O 2 2 3 3
Molecules Element H 2 If all atoms in a molecule are alike, then the molecule is classified as an  _______________. ELEMENT
Molecules form when atoms join Compound The other type of molecule is a compound.  Do you think that the atoms joined together  in a compound are all the same? NO! The atoms are different.
Compound Molecules A combination of two or more  different  elements (atoms) Examples: 1 Na atom  +  1 Cl atom  =  the compound NaCl 2 H atoms  +  1 O atom =  the compound H  O The examples above are compounds because the molecule is made out of _____________ atoms. 2 DIFFERENT
Energy in Chemical Reactions Often energy is released or absorbed in chemical reactions. Where does the energy come from?? Bonds break or form from electrons being lost or gained.  Energy is  released  when there is less energy in the products than the reactants. This is called an  EXOTHERMIC reaction.  If energy is  absorbed  there is less energy in the reactants than the products. This is called an  ENDOTHERMIC reaction.  Exo = out  Endo= in
Chemical Formulas- represent a molecule O C O The chemical formula of this model is  CO 2
CO Chemical Formula 2 C Chemical Symbol
The  Chemical Formula  use  symbols  and numbers called  subscripts  to show the elements and number of atoms that make up the molecule. H  O 2 Chemical Symbols Subscript Note: there are 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. The one behind the O is imaginary. How many atoms are there? _____ 3
H   O Tells Us: There are ______ atoms of hydrogen and _____ atoms of oxygen. The name of the elements which are ____________ and ______________. 2 2 1 Hydrogen Oxygen
CO represents? Co represents?   Fe  O   represents? 2 3 1 atom of carbon and 1 atom of oxygen 1 atom of cobalt 2 iron atoms and 3 oxygen atoms
Chemical Formulas cont. Writing chemical formulas: Follow right to left pattern on the Periodic Table of Elements Ex. NaCl  sodium is a metal located on the far left and Cl is located farther to the right Therefore, the formula is written as NaCl instead of ClNa
If a molecule is made out of one type of atom, it is called A. Element
If a molecule is made out of different types of atoms it is? B. Compound
Chemical Equations Chemical equation tells about a chemical reaction. It shows the substances we start with. It shows the new substances that are formed.

Atoms and Molecules

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    Do NOT make an ATOM an ION unless it tells you too! THIS MEANS- Do NOT make an ATOM stable unless it tells you to do so . To determine the charge of a picture of an atom look at the number of protons and electrons in the picture and determine the charge. (Examples are on the next slide.)
  • 2.
    Review: What isthe charge of this ATOM ? Just use the number of protons and electrons that are given .
  • 3.
    What is thecharge of this ATOM? Just use the number of protons and electrons that are given. -2
  • 4.
    We will discuss:Chemical Symbol Atoms Elements Bonds Compounds Molecules Chemical Formulas Endothermic Reactions Exothermic Reactions
  • 5.
    All matter ismade of _____________. Atoms Why would an atom combine with other atoms? To make the atom stable When an atom combines with another atom, this forms a ______________________? Molecule
  • 6.
    When atoms arejoined together, they form a _____BOND______. Atoms bond together for a very simple reason: atoms like to have full valence shells . (8 electrons) Atoms will share, give away, or gain electrons when forming a bond. Substances in which 2 or more elements have bonded together form a material with unique chemical properties. Example : water - 2 Hydrogen atoms bonded to 1 Oxygen atom. H2O
  • 7.
    6 C 12Chemical Symbol
  • 8.
    Molecules Are madeof ______________ that have been joined together. ATOMS
  • 9.
    Molecules form whenatoms join Element Compound There are two types of molecules
  • 10.
    Element MoleculeElement If a substance has two or more of the same atoms it is a molecule that is an Element Ex. O (the oxygen we breathe) is made out of two oxygen atoms Other examples of Element Molecules: H N O 2 2 3 3
  • 11.
    Molecules Element H2 If all atoms in a molecule are alike, then the molecule is classified as an _______________. ELEMENT
  • 12.
    Molecules form whenatoms join Compound The other type of molecule is a compound. Do you think that the atoms joined together in a compound are all the same? NO! The atoms are different.
  • 13.
    Compound Molecules Acombination of two or more different elements (atoms) Examples: 1 Na atom + 1 Cl atom = the compound NaCl 2 H atoms + 1 O atom = the compound H O The examples above are compounds because the molecule is made out of _____________ atoms. 2 DIFFERENT
  • 14.
    Energy in ChemicalReactions Often energy is released or absorbed in chemical reactions. Where does the energy come from?? Bonds break or form from electrons being lost or gained. Energy is released when there is less energy in the products than the reactants. This is called an EXOTHERMIC reaction. If energy is absorbed there is less energy in the reactants than the products. This is called an ENDOTHERMIC reaction. Exo = out Endo= in
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    Chemical Formulas- representa molecule O C O The chemical formula of this model is CO 2
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    CO Chemical Formula2 C Chemical Symbol
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    The ChemicalFormula use symbols and numbers called subscripts to show the elements and number of atoms that make up the molecule. H O 2 Chemical Symbols Subscript Note: there are 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. The one behind the O is imaginary. How many atoms are there? _____ 3
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    H O Tells Us: There are ______ atoms of hydrogen and _____ atoms of oxygen. The name of the elements which are ____________ and ______________. 2 2 1 Hydrogen Oxygen
  • 19.
    CO represents? Corepresents? Fe O represents? 2 3 1 atom of carbon and 1 atom of oxygen 1 atom of cobalt 2 iron atoms and 3 oxygen atoms
  • 20.
    Chemical Formulas cont.Writing chemical formulas: Follow right to left pattern on the Periodic Table of Elements Ex. NaCl sodium is a metal located on the far left and Cl is located farther to the right Therefore, the formula is written as NaCl instead of ClNa
  • 21.
    If a moleculeis made out of one type of atom, it is called A. Element
  • 22.
    If a moleculeis made out of different types of atoms it is? B. Compound
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    Chemical Equations Chemicalequation tells about a chemical reaction. It shows the substances we start with. It shows the new substances that are formed.