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number of protons and neutrons in a molecule.
Relative Molecular Mass
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number of protons and neutrons in a formula.
Relative Formula Mass
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number of protons and neutrons in an atom.
Relative Atomic Mass
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a formula in its simplest ratio.
Empirical Formula
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compounds formed by a reaction between metal and non-metal ions.
Ionic Compound
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a small number of atoms joined together in a neutral molecule.
Simple Covalent Structures
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large structures of non-metal atoms bonded strongly by sharing electrons.
Giant Covalent Structures
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sharing delocalised electrons between positive metal ions which gives the substance definite structure
Metallic Bonding
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made up of repeating monomers, linked together by strong covalent bonds to form a chain.
Polymer
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can form four covalent bonds.
Carbon
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giant covalent structure, which is hard due to a rigid structure.
Diamond
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giant covalent structure, with lots of layers that can slide over each other.
Graphite
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Single layer of graphite.
Graphene
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Allotropes that are shaped like a sphere and tube.
Fullerenes
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These rely on the atomic structure of the atoms.
Atomic/ Molecular Properties
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These describe how atoms/ molecules interact in big groups.
Bulk Properties
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a very small particle with the size between 1nm and 100 nm across.
Nanoparticles
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number of protons and neutrons in a formula.

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a formula in its simplest ratio.

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compounds formed by a reaction between metal and non-metal ions.

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