Periodic Table
Force
Properties of Matter
Properties of Matter 2
States of Matter
100
Elements are atoms that have different __________
Properties or Neutron/Proton/Electrons
100
________ Is the ability to do work (cause change)
Force
100
A combination of salt and sand is known as a ___________. Which can be easily seperated
Mixture
100
Physical or Chemical Change: On object changes color without any dye or paint, is giving off heat and has a sour smell.
Chemical
100
Which state of matter takes the space of the container its in?
Gas
200
Which element is most similar to Nitrogen (N)?
Phosphorous (P)
200
________ Force is capable of acting at a distance, but only with ferrous (iron based) materials.
Magnetic
200
Atoms are made of three subatomic particles, what are the two found in the nucleus (center) of the atom?
Neutron and Proton
200
pH goes from 0 to 14, with 7 being Neutral. Which range of numbers relates to basic solutions.
8 to 14
200
Which states of matter have no definite shape?
Liquid and Gas
300
_________ Is the name of the horizontal rows that represent different electron levels.
Period
300
Gravity can affect the weight of an object based on _________ and __________
Mass and distance
300
What is the name and charge of subatomic particle Z?
Electron and Negative
300
pH goes from 0 to 14, with 7 being Neutral. Which range of numbers relates to acidic solutions.
0 to 6
300
What are the names of the following transitions? Solid to liquid & Liquid to Gas?
Melting, Evaporation
400
_________ Is the vertical columns from that show elements with similar properties.
Groups
400
As a rocket exits Earth's atmosphere and gravitational pull, what changes with its mass and weight?
Mass remains the same, weight is changed
400
What is the measure of the amount of space an object takes up?
Volume
400
pH is the measure of acidity, basicity and neutrality? Which range of numbers is neutral?
7
400
________ have the highest kinetic energy and ______ has the highest potential energy
Gas, Solid
500
The category of elements that are shiny, conductive and malleable are known as _________
Metals
500
What is the unit used to measure force?
Newton (N)
500
When an object sinks in a liquid, what are the relative densities (which one is less dense and which one is higher?)
Liquid is less dense, Object is more dense
500
D = m/v, which object has the HIGHEST density?
A
500
DOUBLE POINTS: What phase change is from solid directly to gas?
Sublimation