The Atom
Periodic Table
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Chemical Formulas
Chemical/
Physical Changes
100

What are the three subatomic particles?

Protons

Electrons

Neutrons

100
Which number tells us our number of valence electrons?

Group number

100

Covalent bonds ____ electrons.

Share

100

True or False?

Coefficients are numbers at the bottom of the chemical symbol.

False.

They start a chemical formula.

100

What are examples of evidence of a chemical change?

Creation of something new (bubbles, ash)

New properties (color or temperature change)

200

What subatomic particles are located in the nucleus?

Protons

Neutrons

200
Horizontal rows in a periodic table are called...
Periods
200

Ionic bonds ___ electrons.

Transfer

200
True or False.


Subscripts are numbers at the beginning of a chemical formula.

False.

Subscripts are numbers at the bottom left of a chemical formula.

200
True or False?


Burning is a chemical change.

True

300

Where are electrons located?

The electron cloud on the orbitals/energy levels.

300

Vertical columns in a periodic table are called...

Groups

300
Electron ___ diagrams use _____ electrons.

dot ; valence

300

How many Oxygen atoms are in this formula?

K2(O2)3

6

How to count atoms:

  1. List atoms separately 

  2. Count # of atoms in each molecule

  3. If subscript is outside parentheses, multiply the outside subscript and the inside subscript 

  4. Multiply each atom by the coefficient

300

True or False?

Slicing lemons is a chemical change.

False

400

Name a type of atom model.

Bohr

Rutherford

Electron Dot Diagram


400
Name an example of a periodic table family.

alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, transition metals, post-transition metals, metalloids, halogens, noble metals, and noble gases

400

Bonds follow the ____ rule. This mean they try to have total of of ____ electrons on the outermost orbital/energy level.

octet ; eight
400

How many total atoms are there in this chemical formula?

2K2Be4

12

400

True or False?

Ripping paper is a physical change.

True

500

What are the charges of protons, neutrons, and electrons?

PROtons = positive

NEUtrons = NEUtral

ElectroNs = Negative

500
BONUS QUESTION!


Listen to your teacher's question carefully.

Listen for your teacher's answer carefully.

500

Which type of bond requires higher temperatures and CAN conduct electricity?

Ionic bonds

500

What common household item does this formula represent?

NaCl

Table Salt

500

True or False?

Baking soda into vinegar is a physical change.

False

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