All About Matter
Heating Up
Under Pressure
Making Up Matter
Period Table of Elements
100

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

Matter

100

Transfer of thermal energy at different temperatures.

Heat

100

The thickness of the air is measured by its _________.

Density

100

What are the parts of an atom?

In the nucleus there is the proton and neutron. Circling the nucleus are electrons.

100

2 or more elements chemically combined.

Compounds

200

Everything is made up of _________.

Particles/atoms.

200

Pure water melts at what temperature?

0o Celsius

200

As the elevation increase, the boiling point ________.

Decreases
200

What are the two types of atomic bonds? How do they work?

Ionic bonds give an electron to another element. Covalent bonds share electrons with each other.

200
2 molecules that are the same

Diatomic molecule

300

Gases have an _____________ shape and volume.

Indefinite
300

What state is a substance in if the temperature of a substance is between its melting and boiling points?

Liquid

300

True or False: There are less molecules of air at higher elevations so air pressure is less.

True
300
The shapes of _________________ are determined by the regularly repeating arrangement of its atoms.

Crystals.

300

True or False: The properties of compounds are different from the properties of the elements in it.

True.

400

State of matter where it has indefinite shape but definite volume.

Liquid

400

Would the boiling point of a substance increase or decrease if it is impure?

Increase

400

Water at sea level boils at a _________ temperature than water at the top of Mt. Everest

Higher

400

What is the relationship between elements and atoms?

The different types of atoms are called elements.

400

Pure sodium and pure chloride are both dangerous. However when they combine they produce ___________.

A solid crystal that is safe to touch.

500

How can particle interactions explain the properties and behavior of dry ice?

As a solid, the particles are packed tight. Once energy is added however, these particles instantly lose their attraction and move independently, turning it into gas.

500

How is it possible that liquid nitrogen can boil when it is very cold?

Because it's melting and boiling point is low (it is only cold in relation to us)

500

Increasing pressure allows particles to boil with less or more energy?

More

500

How do the particles interact when burning a match?

Chemical bonds are broken, atoms are rearranged, and new bonds are formed.

500

What the periodic table show?

How atoms combine to form molecules.

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