This or That
Properties
Periodic Table
Vocabulary
Why Chemistry?
100

Chemical or Physical Change:

the composition of the substance does not change

Physical Change

100

Intensive Property

Properties that depend on the type of matter. These do NOT change.

100

The chemical formula for water

H2O

100

Mass

The amount of matter in a substance.

100

What are the 3 general reasons to study chemistry?

1) to explain the natural world

2) to prepare people for careers

3) to produce informed citizens

200

Mixtures or Substances:

Can be separated chemically

Substances

200

A quality or condition of a substance that can be observed or measured without changing the substance’s composition

Physical Property

200

Is Pb chemical symbol or a chemical formula?

Chemical symbol

200

A mixture with a uniform composition

Homogeneous Mixture

200

Why was Antoine Lavoisier important to the study of chemistry?

He invented the balance to measure mass which transformed chemistry from a science of observation to a science of measurement.

300

Element or Compound:

CO2

Compound

300

These properties depend on the amount of matter and can change. Some examples include: mass, volume, and circumference.

Extensive Property

300

The chemical equation CH4 + O2 --> CO2 + 2H2O includes the following elements:

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen

300

Compound

Two or more elements that are chemically combined in a set ratio.

300

What are some of the advantages to the research and production of bioplastics?

1. Made from renewable resources

2. Uses less energy

3. Better for the environment

400

Independent or Dependent Variable:

the variable that we change or manipulate

Independent Variable

400

Physical or Chemical Properties:

Flammability, ability to rust, toxicity

Chemical Properties

400

B, Al, Ga, In, Ti, Uut are all elements in the same __(period or group)__, which means that they __(do or do not)__ have similar properties.

group, do

400

The steps of the scientific method, in order, are ...

1. Make Observations

2. Ask Questions

3. Formulate Hypotheses

4. Test Hypotheses

5. Develop Theories / Draw Conclusions

400

Why doesn't the mass change during a chemical reaction?

The Law of Conservation of Mass. Matter cannot be created nor destroyed.

500

Reactant or Product: Sodium

2Na + Cl2 --> 2NaCl

Reactant

500

What type of properties would you use to determine how to separate a mixture of paperclips and staples?

Physical Properties

500

How many elements are in period 3?

8

500

Distillation

A liquid is boiled into vapor and then condensed into a liquid.

500

Why is chemistry impactful in careers such as culinary professionals?

Culinary professionals can determine the most efficient use of their products. When fruits and vegetables are exposed to the air, the substances, such as sugar, that make up the fruit or vegetable react with the substances in the air, such as oxygen.

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