Structure of Atoms
Identity/Property of Elements
Chemical Formulas
Properties/Changes
Chemical Reactions
100

Anthing that has mass and takes up space.

Matter

100

Element's abbreviation; first letter is capitalized and second letter (if it has one) is lowercase.

chemical symbol

100

Symbols and subscripts used to represent a substance

chemical formula

100

Characteristic that helps to define or classify a substance

property

100

Process by which the atoms of an original substance rearrange to produce a new substance(s)

chemical reaction

200

Smallest complete part (building block) of matter.

Atom

200

Chemical property that describes the likelihood and rate at which a substance undergoes a chemical reaction.

Reactivity

200

Number at lower right of element's symbol in a formula; shows number of atoms for each element

subscript

200

Can be observed without changing the substance into a different substance

physical property

200

Reactions that cause heat

exothermic

300

Substance made of only one kind of atom.

element

300

Outermost electrons in the electron cloud; an element's valence electrons determine its chemical properties

Valence Electrons

300

Substance made of two or more atoms

molecule

300

Observed when a substance changes into a different substance

chemical change

300

Reactions that absorb heat

endothermic

400

Central part of an atom; contains most of its mass.

nucleus

400

What do you call the number of protons that an element has

atomic number

400

Molecule made of two or more elements

compound

400

In the human digestive system, chewing food into smaller pieces is a ________ change?

physical change

400

color change, temperature change, gas formation, or precipitate (solid) formation is often observed when a new substance(s) is formed during a chemical reaction

evidence of a chemical reaction

500

Part of an atom surrounding the nucleus; consists mostly of empty space in which electrons move.

electron cloud

500

Determines the identity of an element; this number also equals the number of electrons in a neautral atom

atomic number

500

Compound that includes carbon along with the element(s) hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, and/or sulfur

organic compound

500

Changing food's carbohydrates into simple sugars is a _____ change

chemical

500

New substances has different properties from the original substance

chemical reaction

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