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⚛ Chemistry ⚛

The Central Science
Copyright © 2017 by Dustin Jon Scott
[Created: September 14th, 2017]
[Last Update: May 21st, 2018]

Introduction

Because chemistry deals with interactions between particles such as atoms and molecules, and often the swapping of smaller elementary particles between them, it can be conceptualized as a variety of particle physics.

I. Important Measurements


I.a. Measurements of Quantity


I.a-1.) Liters

MeasurementAbbrev.Multiple=N LitersVolumeCCs
MicroliterμL10–60.0000011 mm30.001 cc
MillilitermL10–30.0011 cm31 cc
CentilitercL10–20.0110 cm310 cc
DeciliterdL10–10.110–2 cm3100 cc
LiterL1110–3 cm31000 cc

I.b. Measurements of Quality


I.b-1.) Molarity


II. Elements

1
1A		 2
2A		 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
3A		 14
4A		 15
5A		 16
6A		 17
7A		 18
8A
1 1
H
1.0078		 2
He
4.0026
2 3
Li
6.938		 4
Be
9.0122		 5
B
10.806		 6
C
12.009		 7
N
14.006		 8
O
15.999		 9
F
18.998		 10
Ne
20.180
3 11
Na
22.99		 12
Mg
24.305		 13
Al
26.982		 14
Si
28.084		 15
P
30.974		 16
S
32.059		 17
Cl
35.446		 18
Ar
39.948
4 19
K
39.098		 20
Ca
40.078		 21
Sc
44.956		 22
Ti
47.867		 23
V
50.942		 24
Cr
51.996		 25
Mn
54.938		 26
Fe
55.845		 27
Co
58.933		 28
Ni
58.693		 29
Cu
63.946		 30
Zn
63.38		 31
Ga
69.723		 32
Ge
72.63		 33
As
74.922		 34
Se
78.96		 35
Br
79.904		 36
Kr
83.798
5 37
Rb
85.468		 38
Sr
87.62		 39
Y
88.906		 40
Zr
91.224		 41
Nb
92.906		 42
Mo
95.96		 43
Tc
98.9062		 44
Ru
101.07		 45
Rh
102.91		 46
Pd
106.42		 47
Ag
107.87		 48
Cd
112.41		 49
In
114.82		 50
Sn
118.71		 51
Sb
121.76		 52
Te
127.6		 53
I
126.9		 54
Xe
131.29
6 55
Cs
132.91		 56
Ba
137.33		 72
Hf
178.49		 73
Ta
180.95		 74
W
183.84		 75
Re
186.21		 76
Os
190.23		 77
Ir
192.22		 78
Pt
195.08		 79
Au
196.97		 80
Hg		 81
Tl		 82
Pb		 83
Bl		 84
Po		 85
At		 86
Rn
7 87
Fr
223		 88
Ra
226		 104
Rf
261		 105
Db
262		 106
Sg
266		 107
Bh
264		 108
Hs
269		 109
Mt
268		 110
Ds
268		 111
Rg
268		 112
Uub
268		 113
Uut
268		 114
Uuq
268		 115
Uup
268		 116
Uuh
268		 117
Uus		 118
Uuo
Other Stuff
Lanthanides 57
La		 58
Ce		 59
Pr		 60
Nd		 61
Pm		 62
Sm		 63
Eu		 64
Gd		 65
Tb		 66
Dy		 67
Ho		 68
Er		 69
Tm		 70
Yb		 71
Lu
Actinides 89
Ac		 90
Th		 91
Pa		 92
U		 93
Np		 94
Pu		 95
Am		 96
Cm		 97
Bk		 98
Cf		 99
Es		 100
Fm		 101
Md		 102
No		 103
Lr

Nonmetals

1
H
1.0078		 Hydrogen
6
C
12.009		 Carbon
7
N
14.006		 Nitrogen
8
O
15.999		 Oxygen
15
P
30.974		 Phosphorus
16
S
32.059		 Sulfur
34
Se
78.96		 Selenium

Noble Gases

2
He
4.0026		 Helium
10
Ne
20.180		 Neon
18
Ar
39.948		 Argon
36
Kr
83.798		 Krypton
54
Xe
131.29		 Xenon
86
Rn
 Radon
118
Uuo
 Ununcotium

Alkali Metals

3
Li
6.938		 Lithium
11
Na
22.99		 Sodium
19
K
39.098		 Potassium
37
Rb
85.468		 Rubidium
55
Cs
132.91		 Caesium
87
Fr
223		 Francium

Alkali Earth Metals

4
Be
9.0122		 Beryllium
12
Mg
24.305		 Magnesium
20
Ca
40.078		 Calcium
38
Sr
87.62		 Strontium
56
Ba
137.33		 Barium
88
Ra
226		 Radium

Metalloids

5
B
10.806		 Boron
14
Si
28.084		 Silicon
32
Ge
72.63		 Germanium
33
As
74.922		 Arsenic
51
Sb
121.76		 Antimony
52
Te
127.6		 Tellurium

Halogens

9
F
18.998		 Flouride
17
Cl
35.446		 Chlorine
35
Br
79.904		 Chloride
53
I
126.9		 Iodine
85
At
18.998		 Astatine
117
Uus
?		 Ununseptium

Basic Metals

13
Al
26.982		 Aluminium
31
Ga
69.723		 Gallium
49
In
114.82		 Indium
50
Sn
118.71		 Tin
81
Tl
204.38		 Thallium
82
Pb
207.2		 Lead
83
Bi
208.98		 Bismuth
84
Po
209		 Polonium
113
Uut
268		 Ununtrium
114
Fl
268		 Flerovium
115
Uup
268		 Ununpentium
116
Lv
268		 Livermorium

Transition Metals

21
Sc
44.956

Lanthanides

21
Sc
44.956

Actinides

89
Ac

I.b-1.) Molarity