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330 INDEX<br />

M (molarity), 50, 73, 174, 175<br />

macroscopic level, 3<br />

magnetic quantum number, 111<br />

main-group elements, 19<br />

mass, 31–47<br />

atomic, 16–17, 34<br />

Avogadro’s number and molar mass, 34–35<br />

balancing chemical equations, 32–34<br />

finding moles, 40–44<br />

limiting reactants and percent yield, 36–38<br />

mass/energy conversions, 298–299<br />

overview, 31–32<br />

percent composition and empirical<br />

formulas, 38–39<br />

stoichiometry, 35–36<br />

mass (weight) percentage, 173<br />

mass/energy conversions, 298–299<br />

mass/volume percentage, 173–174<br />

matter, 3–4, 108–109, 115–116<br />

measurement, units of, 4–6<br />

melting point (mp), 158<br />

meniscus, 162<br />

metallic bonds, 163, 165<br />

metallic solids, 163<br />

metalloids, 18<br />

metals, 18, 283–284, 288<br />

Metric (SI) system, 4–6<br />

microscopic level, 3<br />

MO (molecular orbital) theory, 151–154<br />

molar heat capacity (C), 99–101<br />

molarity (M), 50, 73, 174, 175<br />

molecular compounds, 21–22, 51<br />

molecular equations, 59<br />

molecular formulas, 19, 39, 129<br />

molecular geometry, 145–155<br />

molecular orbital theory, 151–153<br />

overview, 145–149<br />

valence bond theory, 149–151<br />

valence-shell electron pair repulsion theory,<br />

146–149<br />

molecular orbital (MO) theory, 151–154<br />

molecular solids, 163<br />

molecules:<br />

chemical formulas, 19–21<br />

and covalent bonds, 132<br />

intermolecular forces, 157–169<br />

liquids, 161–162<br />

phase changes, 163–165<br />

solids, 162–163<br />

types, 158–161<br />

molecules (Cont.):<br />

nomenclature, 21–26<br />

moles, 31–47<br />

Avogadro’s number and molar mass, 34–35<br />

balancing chemical equations, 32–34<br />

finding, 40–44<br />

limiting reactants and percent yield, 36–38<br />

mole fraction, 175<br />

overview, 31–32<br />

percent composition and empirical<br />

formulas, 38–39<br />

stoichiometry, 35–36<br />

monatomic ions, 121<br />

monosaccharides, 314<br />

mp (melting point), 158<br />

n (amount) gas law constants, 80–83<br />

natural decay modes, 302<br />

Nernst equation, 272–273<br />

net ionic equations, 58–70<br />

network covalent solids, 163<br />

neutralization reactions, 53–55<br />

neutral pH, 223<br />

neutron-poor isotopes, 295<br />

neutrons, 16–17<br />

nomenclature:<br />

alkane, 306–311<br />

atoms, 21–26<br />

nonelectrolytes, 51<br />

nonideal gases, 88–89<br />

nonmetals:<br />

general properties of, 284–285<br />

ionization energies, 285<br />

nomenclature, 24<br />

overview, 18<br />

oxidation numbers, 285<br />

periodic trends of, 285–286<br />

nonpolar covalent bond, 133<br />

nonspontaneous half-reactions, 276<br />

nonstoichiometric compounds, 282<br />

nuclear chemistry, 291–304<br />

fission and fusion, 299–300<br />

half-lives, 296–298<br />

mass and energy conversions, 298–299<br />

nuclear decay, 300–302<br />

nuclear reactions, 292–295<br />

nuclear stability, 295<br />

overview, 291–292<br />

nucleic acids, 315–316, 322<br />

nucleotides, 315

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