Definitions
Matter (Theories and Laws)
Elements,Molecules and Compounds
Writing and Naming
Problems and Fun Questions
100

Anything that takes up space and has mass

What is matter? 

100

No matter how small a substance  became, it can still be divided, what theory is this?

Continuous theory of matter
100

Where a metals located in the periodic table?

To the left side of the periodic table.

100

A molecule contains a total of 21 atoms. If the formula is  C4HXO13. What is the value of x?  Explain why

X= 4. We need 4 to have 21 atoms.
100
Why shouldn't you trust atoms?

Because they make up everything!!!!

;) 

200

Any substance that cannot be decomposed into less massive substances.

What is element?

200

Who is the author of the discontinuous theory of matter?

Democritus

200

Where are non metals located in the periodic table?

To the right side of the jagged line in the periodic table.

200
How many atoms are there in the following chemical formula? NaNO3

5 atoms

200

What happened to the  chemist who was reading a book about helium?

He could not put it down :)

300

 What is the difference between a compound and a molecule

Compounds  are substances that can be decomposed into elements by chemical means. Molecules are the building blocks of compounds ( groups formed when atoms join together to form compounds).

300

State in your own words  the Law of Mass Conservation? Who is the author?

Matter cannot be created or destroyed, it can only change forms. Antoine Lavoisier.

300

Give the characteristics of metal elements.

malleable, have luster, and are able to conduct electricity

300

Name the following compounds and mention their names.

CaCl2                     Al2O3                MgS        NCl2


Calcium Chloride

Aluminium Oxide

Magnesium Sulfide

Nitrogen Dichloride

300

Do problem 1 of hw

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400

What is the difference between a chemical symbol and a chemical formula?

Chemical Symbols are abbreviation for atoms (one or two letters in the periodic table). Chemical formulas tells us how many of each atom makes up the molecule you are observing, reading, using, etc.

400

State the Law of Definite Proportions in your own words. Give an example.

The proportion of elements in any compound is always the same. Example ????

400

Give characteristics or non metals and how are they different from the metalloids?

Non metals are brittle, lack luster and do not conduct electricity. Metalloids have some metal properties and some non metal properties

400

2Write the chemical formulas for the following compounds

Dicarbon Hexaflouride              Oxygen Dichloride

Sulfur Dioxide                          Sodium Bromide

Dinitrogen Tetrahydride

C2F6                  SO2                N2H4


OCl2                  NaBr

400

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500

What is the difference between an ionic compound and a covalent compound? Give examples of each and explain how you can test which compounds are ionic or covalent?

Ionic compounds are M+NM, covalents are NM+NM. If dissolved in water, ionic conduct electricity and covalent don't. Examples...

500
Explain the Law of Multiple Proportions.

This law states that when you have two elements that form different compounds. Their combination will be a simple  whole number ratio (first fixed, second changes)

CO. ( 12 g + 16 grams)      32.0: 16.0.  or 2:1

CO(12 g + 32 grams)

500

Has the existence of atoms been proven? Yes, No, explain why.

Atoms' existence has not been proven. We can understand many of the facts we know by assuming that atoms exists so we take their existence on faith.

500

Name the following compounds and classify them in ionic or covalent.

SrI             BaS           NI3              Al2S3

Strontium Iodide        Ionic

Barium Sulfide            Ionic

Nitrogen Triiodide         Covalent

Aluminium Sulfide          Ionic

500

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