Elements and Compounds
Properties of Water
Properties of Solutions
Effects of dissolution
Thermal Equilibrium
Acids and Bases
100

A substance containing only one type of atom is called a(n):

Element
100

What are the 3 properties of water?

cohesion, adhesion, and surface tension

100

A solution where water is the solvent.

Aqueous Solution

100

What would be considered the solvent and the solute in kool aid?

Solvent- water

solute- kool aide powder


100

Heat moves from ______ to _______.

hot to cold. 

100

When a substance is neutral and does not change the color litmus paper, it has a pH level of _____.

seven 

200

A compound is _______ type(s) of atom(s).

two or more

200

If a paperclip is able to float on water, that is an example of ________.

surface tension 
200

The part of the solution that does the dissolving.

Solvent

200

The term to describe how fast something dissolves.

Rate of dissolution

200

If a substance is cooled down, what will happen to the kinetic energy of the particles?

the particles will slow down. 

200

Based on the picture, is the substance an acid or base?

Acid

300

How many elements are in H2OCl3Na  

4 Elements

300

When water molecules are attracted to one another, that is considered ___________.

cohesion

300

Creamer dissolving in coffee is an example of a _____.

Solution

300

To bother or to stir a solution.

Agitation 

300

What is the kinetic energy (motion) of a solution if the temperature of a solution is hot?

High kinetic energy (fast motion)

300

True or False: Pure water is the ONLY neutral substance on the pH scale. 

True!

400

What is the difference between an element and a compound?

Element is one type of atom and Compound is 2 or more types of atoms

400
When the water molecules are attracted to other molecules, it is considered ________.

adhesion

400

What is it called to form a solution by mixing evenly?

Dissolve

400

2g of sugar is placed into a glass of cold water and also into a glass of warm water. Which glass will have the fastest rate of dissolution?

Warm water 

400

When does heat stop moving?

When it has reached equilibrium (when the temperature of both objects are the same. 

400

If the pH is above 7, it is considered a _______.

basic

500

Identify the elements in the compound and how many atoms of each element.

C2H8Cl6O

Carbon-2

Hydrogen-8

Chlorine-6 

Oxygen-1

500

How does cohesion help a water strider, "walk" on water?

the water molecules stick together under the bug, not allowing the water strider to break through. 

500

Adding water to sweet tea in order to reduce the sweetness is an example of ____.

Dilution

500

What two factors affect the rate of dissolution?

Temperature and Surface Area

Agitation and Concentration

500

Explain what happens to the temperature and the kinetic particles if heat is applied to a flask overtime. 

the temperature will rise and the particles will move faster. 

500

Give at least 3 characteristics of an acid.

- has a pH lower than 7

- has a sour taste

- turns the litmus paper red

- has a sour taste

- corrosive 

- can be found in both foods and nonfoods

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