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The Periodic Table
Formulas, Conversions, and Theories
Chemistry History
Fun Facts
about Chemistry
100

This form of temperature was named after a scientist, and you write it by adding 273.15 degrees to a measurement in Celcius

What is Kelvin?
100

The most unreactive elements on the periodic table are called what

What are noble gases?

100

This law states that matter cannot be created or destroyed

What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?

100

Protons, neutrons, and electrons. These are all called what?

What are subatomic particles

100

This is what a majority of soaps are made up of!

What is animal fat?
200
This is the formula you use to convert from Celcius to Fahrenheit.

What is 9/5(C +32)

What is 1.8(C +32)

200

These types of elements are commonly found on the left side of the periodic table

What are metals?

200

We use this value to convert from moles to the number of atoms or molecules in a compound/substance

What is Avogadro's #?

What is 6.022 x 10^23 atoms/molecules/etc.

200

This is the female scientist who discovered the radioactive material radium!

Who was Marie Curie?

200

It is possible to die from drinking too much of this!

What is water?

300

Metals make good types of these.

What is a conductor?

300

These are what we use to classify elements with like properties

What are groups?

300

This is the number of moles of sodium in sodium carbonate.

What is 2
300

This is the substance Rutherford used in his famous experiment that deduced the fact that atoms have a nucleus where all of its positive charge and most of its mass is concentrated 

What is gold foil?

300

This is the reason why a bee sting hurts so much! 

What is acidity?

400

This is the scientific definition of the term "Specific Heat"

What is "the amount of heat/energy required to raise 1 g of a substance by 1 C"

400

Elements of the Carbon Family have this type of charge

What is +/- 4

400

This is the chemical formula for potassium bromide

What is KBr?

400
This is the scientist who founded the plum-pudding model, which was later disproved!

Who is J. J. Thomson

400

This contains enough carbon to provide "lead" (which is really graphite) for 9,000 pencils. 

What is the human body?

500

This is the specific heat capacity of dihydrogen monoxide

What is 4.184 J/kg*K

500

Elements from Group 3 are considered to be this type of ion

What are cations?

500

How many atoms of Carbon are there in 5.33 g of Magnesium Acetate?

What is 9.02 X 10^ 22 C atoms?

500

This scientist was known as the Father of the Periodic Table

Who was Dmitri Mendeleev?

500

Safe­ty cush­ions are filled with this poisonous substance

What is sodium azide?

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