What the Matter?
Trends,
Period
ID that element
Keep it in the family
Phys or Chem
100

Is ice a element, compound, or mixture?

Compound

100

Which is bigger: Na or K

K

100

Period 2 element with 7 valence electrons.

Fluorine

100

This broad block of metallic elements spans Groups 3 through 12 in the central region of the periodic table.

Transition Metals
100

Salt dissolving in water

Physical Change

200

True or false: You can not physically separate a mixture

FALSE

200

Which has a higher electronegativity: N or P

Nitrogen

200

Period 6, Group 7

Re

200

This family of extremely unreactive gases occupies the far right edge of the periodic table.

Noble Gases

200

Silver Tarnishing

Chemical Change 

300

True or false: Compounds are pure substances

TRUE

300

Which has high ionization energy: Sr or Ca?

Calcium

300

Period 4 element with 3 valence electrons.

Gallium 

300

This group of reactive metallic elements occupies Group 2 of the periodic table.

Alkaline Earth Metals

300

Intensive or Extensive property:

Length

Extensive

400

What term describes the following definition: non-uniform in composition and you can see the different parts

Heterogenous mixture

400

Which family is NOT included on electronegativity?

Noble Gases

400

Fill in the blanks: The charge of metals are _________ and the charge of nonmetals are ___________.

The charge of metals are positive and the charge of nonmetals are negative.

400

Which element is not a part of the Alkali metals, despite being in the same group?

Hydrogen

400

True or False:

Toxicity is a chemical property

True
500
Are you adding or removing energy when going from a solid to a gas?

Adding energy

500

Would an element that has a positive or negative charge have high electronegativity?

Negative Charge
500

No electronegativity, period 3

Argon

500

Which of the following is NOT a metalloid: As, Si, Al, Po

Aluminum 

500

Iron rusting in moist air

Chemical change

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