Atoms
Changes of Matter
Properties of Matter
Mixtures and Compounds
Miscellaneous
100

An element that has a mass number of 15 and the atomic number 8.

Oxygen

100

CHOOSE ONE:

This remains the same NO MATTER the size of the sample:

Melting Point,  Flammability,   Volume,   Reactivity

What is Melting Point?

100

Choose ONE:

A physical property that DOES NOT change as sample size changes:

flammability, volume, reactivity, density

What is Density?

100

A type of mixture in which the parts quickly separate unless they are agitated (aka shaken)

What is a suspension?

100

Each box on the periodic table represents a/an ________.

Element

200

The number of NEUTRONS in an atom of Oxygen.

What is 7?

200

The boiling point of water

What is 1000C?

200

Choose one:

Which would be the best way to test a CHEMICAL property of a sample of iron?

Try to break it; Drop water on it; Find the mass of it

What is "drop water on it"?

200

Homogeneous or Heterogeneous mixture:

Apple Juice

What is Homogeneous?

200

Density of a substance with a mass of 12g and a volume of 3 cm3

What is 4 g/cm3?

300

An element's ______ determines its location on the periodic table. 

What is Atomic Number (aka the number of PROTONS it has)?

300

Physical or chemical change:

Burning a piece of wood

What is a Chemical change?

300

Which property would be the same for a statue and a coin made of the same type of metal?

density; reactivity; color

300

A combination of elements that has parts that are NOT chemically combined

What is a Mixture?

300

Volume of a rectangular solid with a length of 10 cm, width of 4 cm, and height of 2 cm

What is 80 cm3?

400

ELEMENT 1: Atomic # 26, Atomic Mass 31

ELEMENT 2: Atomic #56, Atomic Mass 70

Element 2 has ____ many MORE neutrons than Element 1.

What is 11?

400

Physical or Chemical Change:

Ice Melting

what is a Physical change?

400

Dropping a rock into a graduated cylinder and measuring how much water it displaced would measure the rock's ____. 

What is volume?

400

A combination of atoms or elements in which all parts are chemically combined

What is a Compound?

400

Iron, Copper, and Gold all belong to this class of elements

What is metals?

500

The atomic particles in order from MOST massive to LEAST massive

What is neutron, proton, electron?

500

Explain why the ash created from burning a piece of paper has a lower mass than the paper itself.

What is "some of the products of the reaction were given off as gas as it burned"?

500

The state of matter that has the GREATEST attractive force between particles (aka the particles are CLOSEST together)

What is solid?

500

A type of mixture in which all of the individual components can be seen with the naked eye

What is Heterogeneous?

500

The process you might use to separate a mixture water, sugar, and marbles 

Take out the marbles

Allow the water to evaporate

Remove the remaining sugar from the container

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