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               Ethylene, 265                                 Formula unit, 102–103
               Ethyne, 265–266                               Formula weight, See formula mass.
               Event, nuclear, 280                           4n series, 283
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               e key, 302                                    Freezing point, 23
               Exceptions to the octet rule, 73, 74          Functional group, 267–272
               Excess quantity, 145                          Fusion, nuclear, 284–285
               Excited state, 51
               Exclusion principle, 55                       (g) (gas), 126
               EXP key, 17, 300–301                          Gallon, U.S. vs. imperial, 25p
               Exponent, 14, 16                              Galvanic cell, 209, 210–211
               Exponential notation, 10                      Gamma particle, 280, 284t
                 standard, 16–17                             Gamma ray, 280, 281t, 284t
               Exponential numbers, 16–17                    Gas, 3, 173–194
                 on calculator, 300–301                        conversions involving, 181–183, 348
               Exponential part, 16                            mixtures of, 183–184
               Extrapolate, 176                                pressure of, 173–174
                                                                 KMT explanation of, 196
               Factor, 11                                    Gas laws:
               Factor-label method, 10–12, 22                  Boyle’s, 174–175, 180
               Factor-unit method, 10–12                       Charles’, 177–179, 180
               Factors affecting rates of reaction, 230–231    combined, 180–181
               Factors affecting equilibrium, 232–234          Dalton’s, 183–184, 190p
               Fahrenheit temperature scale, 23                Graham’s, 197
               Family, periodic, 42                            ideal, 181–183, 184
               Feeble acid or base, 247                          constant R in, 181, 188p, 195–196
               Filled subshell, 59                             molar mass from, 183
               Fission, nuclear, 284–285                     Gay-Lussac, J.L., 177
               Flammability, 3                               Glossary, 312–325
               Fluid, 173                                    Glycerine, 272
               Formula(s), 67–68                             Graham’slaw,197
                 as mole ratio, 105–106, 106f, 348           Grain alcohol, 270
                 atomic ratio from, 68                       Gram, 12t, 15
                 calculations, 102–119                       Gram atomic mass, 103
                 condensed, 262–264                          Gram formula mass, 103
                 conversions, 105–106, 119f, 348             Gram molecular mass, 103
                 deducing, 69                                Graph, 175
                 empirical, 107–108                          Graphical formula, 263
                 for ionic compounds, 92                     Graphical representation of data, 175–177
                 graphical, 263                              Greek philosophers, 38, 45p
                 line, 262–264                               Ground state, 51
                 mass, 103                                   Group(s), periodic, 43
                   conversions, 104, 119f, 348                 inner transition, 42, 42f
                 molecular, 102, 108                           main, 42, 42f, 60
                 of acids, 76, 94, 127                         numbering of, 42–43, 43t
                 of ionic compounds, 92                        transition, 42, 42f, 60
                 parentheses in, 67–68
                 simplest, 102                               H , 82p, 247
                                                               +
                 structural, 262–264                         H 3O (hydronium ion), 76, 89t, 246–247
                                                                 +
                 unit, 102–103                               Haber process, 242p
                 weight (See formula mass)                   Half-filled subshell, 59
               Formula conversions, 104, 119f, 348           Half-life, 282–283
               Formula mass, 103                             Half-reaction method, 207–209
                 conversions, 104, 119f, 348                 Hall process, 153p
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