Scientific Method
Periodic Cells
Properties of Matter
Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
Applied Math
100

A good experiment can only have one of this type of variable. 

What is the Independent Variable?

100

This is where you find the atomic mass on a periodic cell. (top, bottom, left, right, middle)

What is at the bottom of a periodic cell?

100

This type of element usually exists in a gas form. When it does not, it tends to shatter instead of bend and has a dull appearance. 

What are non-metals? 

100

This is when a substance contains only one type of atom.

What is an element?

100

This is the formula for density.

What is mass/volume=density?

200

Good experiments have many of this type of variable to ensure that the results are accurate. 

What are controlled variables? 

200

The atomic number indicates how many of these subatomic particles are in the atom. 

What are protons? 

200

This type of element is partially conductive. Otherwise, it has a mix of properties. 

What are metalloids? 

200

This substance contains more than one type of atom spread evenly throughout the material. It is often transparent.

What is a solution?

200

An liquid takes up 5mL of space. When measured, it is equal to 15g. This is an example of this density.

What is 3g/mL?

300

An example is "If the speed of a skateboard rolling down the hill is greater on steeper hills, then the same skateboard will travel a longer distance in 10 seconds on a steep hill over a less steep hill."

What is a hypothesis? 

300

This is the symbol for the element Carbon. 

What is C?

300

This type of element is often shiny, exists in a solid form in normal temperature conditions, and conducts thermal energy well. 

What are metals? 

300

This type of substance will seperate if left alone a long time, creating a layered look in a container. 

What is a suspension?

300

An Oxygen atom has 8 protons. It contains a positive charge. This is the best example of how many electrons it contains. 

What is 7 electrons? 

400

A good example will answer the Experimental Question and also inform readers whether or not the hypothesis was supported or unsupported. 

What is the conclusion? 

400

You can calculate the quantity of this subatomic particle by subtracting the atomic number from the atomic mass. 

What are neutrons? 

400

Volume and Mass are not examples of this category of properties.

What are characteristic properties? 

400

This type of substance contains more than one type of atom and the atoms are chemically bonded. 

What is a compound?

400

This happens to substances that already dissolve easily in water when the temperature increases. 

What increases solubility? 

500

If this part of your experiment is not detailed and changes from trial to trial, you risk having inprecise or even inaccurate results. 

What is the procedure? 

500

If you have a negatively charged ion, which subatomic particle is greater (protons, neutrons, electrons)?

What are electrons?

500

This is where you will find noble gases on the periodic table. 

What is the right?

500

This type of substance will not seperate over time. It is possible to seperate atoms through means that do not involve a chemical reaction. 

What is a Colloid? 

500

This is how you would measure the volume of an irregularly shaped object, like a scissors. 

What is water displacement?

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