Classifying Matter
Atoms and Elements
Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes
Metals
Chemical reactions
100

Matter made up of two or more substances but keep their own properties.

 A mixture

100

The smallest partical is...

 An atom

100

A charcteristic of a substace that can be observed without changing it into a new substance.

 Physical property

100

Group 1 of metals on the periodic table are called...

Alkali metals

100

What law says this...

"In a chemical reaction the total mass of all the reactants must equal the total mass of the product."

 The law of conservation of mass

200

Matter made of only one kind of atom.

 An element

200

The periodic table can be divided into...

Metals and non-metals

200

A charcteristic of a substance that describes its ability or inability to change into a new substance.

 Chemical property

200

Group 2 of metals on the periodic table are called...

Alkaline earth metals

200

What law says this...

"Every pure substance always contains the same elements combined in the same proportions by mass."

The law of definite proportions

300

A mixture that lets you see the different parts.

 A hetrogeneous mixture

300

The charge of a electron is....

  A negative charge

300

Any change that alters the form or appearance of matter, but does not make a new substance.

 Physical change

300

Groups 3-15 of metals on the periodic table are called...

 Transition metals

300

A system that allows matter to move in or out.

A open system

400

A mixture that doesnt let you see the diffrent parts.

 A homogeneous mixture

400

The atomic number tells you the number of...

Protons

400

A change that transforms the matter into one or more new substances.

 Chemical change

400

Atomic numbers 57-71 on the periodic table are called...

Lanthanide series

400

A self contained and isolated system in which matter can not enter or exit.

A closed system

500

Matter made up of 2 or more kinds of atoms that are chemically combined.

A compound

500

The three basic catigories of elements are...

Metals, non-metals, and metaloids

500

Of the following characteristics 3 are of a chemical change...

tarnishing , Change of state , Temperature change   Color change , Change of shape/form , Moving and separating

 Tarnishing, color change, and change in temperature

500

Atomic numbers 89-103 on the periodic table are called...

Actinide series

500

Within a chemical formula the ______ tells you the number of molecules of that substance and the _____ tells you the number of atoms of each element.

 Coefficients and subscripts

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