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Song: The smallest particle of all is one called the electron. Take away or add it in, that’s how you make an ion.  \nElement  \nMade of a single type of atom. There are 118 known elements. All matter is made of these elements.  \nEndothermic  \nA process where heat is required or absorbed.  \nExothermic  \nA process where heat is produced or released.  \nGas  \nMatter that expands to occupy the shape and volume of its container.  \nIon  \nAn atom that has positive or negative charge because the number of electrons is not equal to the number of protons.  \nIonic Bond  \nA bond between oppositely-charged ions, often formed when one atom gives an electron to another atom.  \nIsotope  \nA version of the element with a specific mass. Song: Changing the neutron count changes the mass, but not the name. An isotope is what its called, atomic number stays the same.  \nLiquid  \nMatter that maintains its volume but adopts the shape of its container.  \nMatter  \nAnything that takes up space and can be weighed  \nMolecule  \nThe smallest part of a substance that has all the properties of that substance. Sometimes a molecule is one atom (ex. helium) . Sometimes it’s many atoms (ex. glucose or iron) .  \nNucleus  \nThe positively-charged center of the atom that is made of protons and neutrons.  \nNeutron  \nA subatomic particle in the nucleus with no charge.  \nOrbital  \nOrbitals show where an electron or pair of electrons are most likely to be.  \nProton  \nA subatomic particle in the nucleus with a positive charge.  \nRadiation  \nEnergy such as radio waves, microwaves, heat, light, x-rays, or gamma waves.  \nReactants & Products  \nThe molecules before and after a chemical reaction takes place.  \nSolid  \nMatter that maintains a fixed volume and shape.  \nSubatomic Particle  \nA particle that is smaller than an atom! Song: Subatomic particles, here ’s a group of three: protons in the nucleus are positive you see. Neutrons in the nucleus have no charge at all. 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