Measurement
Gas Laws
States of Matter
Atomic Structure
Chemistry Fundamentals
100

Any measurement contains these two things

Number and a Unit

100

Temperature is ...  

How FAST particles are moving (Kinetic Energy)

100

The phase change from solid to liquid is

melting
100
The charge of a proton is

+1

100
Except Helium, an atom "wants" this many valence electrons
8
200

This is the standard (SI) unit for mass

Kilogram or gram

200

How close together particles of a substance are is called

Density

200

The phase change from liquid to gas is

Evaporation

200

The charge of an electron is

- 1

200
Nitrogen has this many valence electrons

5

300

This is the standard (SI) unit for temperature

Kelvin

300

The force of collisions on a wall of a container is called

Pressure

300

The phase change from gas to liquid is

Condensation

300

These two particles are found in the nucleus of an atom

Proton and Neutron

300

The formula for Trinitrogen dioxide is

N3O2

400

The abbreviation for Deca is ...

da

400

If you increase the volume containing a gas at constant temperature, what happens to the pressure?

Decreases

400

The phase change from gas to solid is

Deposition

400

Sodium has an atomic number of 11 and a mass number of 23.   How many electrons does a sodium atom with a +2 change have?

9

400

How many hydrogen atoms are in  3H2O2

6

500

convert 0.008 km to cm

800 cm

500

The relationship between temperature and pressure of an ideal gas at constant volume is ..

Direct  (One increases, so does the other)

500

The phase change from solid to gas is

Sublimation

500

What is the electron configuration for Boron?

1s22s22p1

500

How is the current Periodic Table organized?

Increasing Atomic Number

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