Particles/Atoms
Electricity/Ohm's Law
Energy/Heat/Temperature
Combustion/Hydrocarbons
Periodic Table
100

State the three subatomic particles

Proton, Neutron and Electron

100

State the formula for Ohm's Law.

V=IR

100

What symbol represents heat energy?

Q

100

What is the name of the hydrocarbon with four carbon atoms: 

a) methane b) ethane c) butane d) propane

C

100

How many elements are in the periodic table?

118

200

What properties influence the movement of particles?

Temperature and Pressure

200

What does the I stand for in Ohm's Law?

Current

200

What is the most common by-product of a chemical reaction?

Heat Energy

200

What is a hydrocabon?

A compound of hydrogen and carbon

200

What group number is the Noble Gases?

Eight

300

State one of the two phrases that make up the particle theory.

Everything is a particle/atom OR they are constantly moving. 

300

What are the two types of electricity?

Static and Current

300

State the difference between heat and temperature. 

heat = amount of energy 

temperature = average speed of particles

300

What are the two products of complete combustion?

Water and CO2

300

Name three properties of metals.

Any of these: shiny, conducts elec, conducts heat, malleable, ductile.

400

State the name of the process of a solid turning into a gas.

Sublimation

400

What is the current produced by a 9V battery flowing through a wire with resistance of 200 ohms?

I = 0.045A

400

State the two units that heat can be measured in.

Joules and Calories

400

State the Law of Conservation of Energy

Energy is neither created nor destroyed only changes forms. 

400

What does PARGAC stand for?

Periods Are Rows Groups Are Columns 

500

State the formula for determining the number of neutrons in an atom using the periodic table.

Neutrons = Atomic mass/weight - Atomic Number

500

Who discovered the relationship between current voltage and resistance?

Georg Ohm

500

Which heat related reaction results in a higher amount of potential energy?

Exothermic

500

Does the equation 3 heptane + 3 oxygen = 2 carbon dioxide + 3 water make sense?

No: too many oxygens, = rather than ->

500

What is element 50 in the periodic table?

Tin

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