Periodic Table
The smallest "Thing" in the universe; all elements are made up of at least one of these
Atoms
How many protons does Carbon have?
6
Type of bond where electrons are shared
Covalent
What is this type of molecule, meaning it has two opposite charges
Property where water is able to stick to other surfaces
Adhesion
The opposite of a proton's positivity, this is a negative charged particle
Electron
How many Neutrons does Oxygen have?
8
Type of bond where electrons are transferred
Ionic
This property of water keeps it at a stable temperature 24/7, and is the reason why we don't freeze solid during the winter
High Specific Heat, or Heat Capacity
Property of water that lets it move up against gravity. Especially important for plant stems
Capillary Action
The number at the top of an element on the periodic table. Equal to the number of protons and electrons
Atomic Number
How many electrons does Uranium have?
92
NaCl is made using this type of bond
Ionic
What three atoms is water made up of? (MUST INCLUDE CHARGES ON BOTH ELEMENTS)
2 Positive Hydrogens and 1 Negative Oxygen
When I add salt to a solution of water, the salt is acting as my
Solute
The number at the bottom of the element on the periodic table. The weight of that element
Atomic Mass
What is the Atomic Number for Hydrogen?
1
Covalent Bond
Because of cohesion, this thing happens and it allows some lizards and bugs to walk or slide across the top of water
Surface Tension
What is the name of this Compound (NaF3)
Sodium Trifluoride
The formula or way to figure out an elements number of neutrons is?
How many Neutrons would Iron have?
About 29-30
Bond/Forces that involve the attraction and repulsion of atoms. Allows animals like geckos to stick to walls
Van der Waals Forces
The weak, but easy to make bond between two different water molecules
Hydrogen Bond
What is the formula for Carbon Tetrahydride (aka Methane)
CH4