Atomic Theory
Types of Bonding
Properties of Metals/Nonmetals/Metalloids
Valence Electrons / Bohr Models
Acids & Bases
100
The most basic unit of matter.
What is an atom?
100
Between a metal and nonmetal.
What is an ionic bond?
100
Conductive to heat and electricity, has shiny luster, can be rolled into shapes and sheets.
What are metals?
100
The number of electrons in the outermost shell.
What are valence electrons?
100
Turns Litmus paper blue.
What is a base?
200
The number of electrons in the 3rd shell.
What is 18?
200
Between a metal and a nonmetal.
What is a covalent bond?
200
Can conduct electricity under some instances, brittle, and has luster.
What is a metalloid?
200
The number of dots you would draw around Iodine.
What is 7?
200
Is sour in taste and can corrode metal.
What is an acid?
300
Conducted the gold foil experiment to discover the nucleus surrounded by electrons.
Who is Rutherford?
300
The chemical formula for Lithium Chloride.
What is LiCl?
300
Poor conductors of heat and electricity. Looks dull.
What is a nonmetal?
300
The number of dots you would draw around Arsenic.
What is five?
300
Turns Litmus paper red.
What is an acid?
400
Created the Plum Pudding Model to show a sphere of positive charges with negatively charged particles embedded within.
Who is J.J. Thomson?
400
The charge of an anion.
What is negative?
400
The word for being able to be pulled into wires.
What is ductile?
400
The element shown in this Bohr Model.
What is Barium?
400
Has a pH of 7.
What is neutral?
500
The model that shows electrons floating freely around the nucleus.
What is the cloud model?
500
The name ionic compound name for Ca3P2
What is Calcium Phosphide?
500
The word for being able to be rolled into sheets or shapes.
What is malleable?
500
The element shown in this Bohr Model.
What is Francium?
500
Feels slippery and tastes bitter.
What is a base?