Atom & Eve
Made from Concentrate
Fizz Quiz
Problems & Solutions (and Mixtures)
Chemical Reactions
100

The subatomic particle that resides in the nucleus and has no electrical charge

What is a neutron?

100

A solution that has dissolved as much solid material as possible 

What is a saturated solution?

100

The two main reactants in our Fizz Quiz reaction in cups / Ziploc bags

What were baking soda and calcium chloride (and water)?

100
A method to separate a solution

What is evaporation?

100

The chemicals that result after a chemical reaction

What are products?

200

The part of an atom where you would find neutrons and protons

What is the nucleus?

200
The definition of concentration

What is mass (of solute) per volume (of solvent)?

200

In the chemical reaction of CaCl2 + Baking soda, this was what we reacted with the precipitate to confirm the identity of the product.

What is vinegar?

200

The liquid part of a solution

What is solvent?

200
The 4 events we discussed in class that can help evidence when a chemical reaction has occurred

What is formation of a gas, formation of a solid (precipitate), temperature change, and color change?

300

This number represents the number of protons in an atom (or the number of electrons)

What is Atomic Number?

300

Which is the least concentrated solution?

A) 50 g of salt in 100 ml of water

B) 55 g of salt in 115 ml of water

C) 30 g of salt in 57 ml of water

What is B?

300

An event when the atoms of reactant molecules rearrange to form product molecules.

What is a chemical reaction?

300

A method to separate mixtures

What is filtering?

300
The chemicals that are present at the start of a chemical reaction

What are reactants?

400

This number is the sum of the number of protons/electrons and the number of neutrons

What is Atomic Mass?

400

The procedure to determine which of two solutions (same solvent and solute) is more concentrated

AMV: What is comparing equal volumes of solutions and determining the heavier solution is more concentrated?

(1. Put 50 ml of one solution on one side of a balance
2. Put 50 ml on the other side of the balance
3. Whichever solution is heavier has more mass and is therefore more concentrated.)

400

The 3 products of our Fizz Quiz reaction in a cup / Ziploc bag, which we isolated over several days of experiments

What are chalk (as precipitate), sodium chloride (as solid crystals), and carbon dioxide (gas)?

400

A solution with a low hydrogen concentration

What is a base?

400

In a chemical equation, the number and kind of atoms of reactants is __________ ____ the number and kind of atoms of products.

What is equal to?

500

This subatomic particle does not contribute significant mass to an atom.

What is the electron?

500

The procedure to determine amount of solute dissolved in solvent of a mystery solution.

AMV: What is comparing equal volumes of the solution with water, adding gram pieces to water until balance is equal on both sides, and counting gram pieces to find the mass of solute in the mystery solution?

(1. Take 50 ml of the “mystery” solution, put it on one side of a balance.
2. Next, take 50 ml of water and put it on the other side of a balance.
3. Add gram pieces to the 50 ml of water until the balance is equal on both sides.
4. Count the number of gram pieces that you put into the water. This is equal to the mass of the solute in the mystery solution.)

500

What is the chemical formula or chemical name for the solid precipitate of our reaction of CaCl2 + baking soda?

What is calcium carbonate (CaCO3)?

500

The 4 steps to separate a mixture of powder, salt, and gravel

What is...

1. First, add water and stir to dissolve the salt.
2. Then use the screen filter to separate out the gravel.
3. Then use a coffee filter to remove the powder.
4. Last, allow the water to evaporate to isolate the salt.



500

Which of the following is not an example of a chemical reaction?

A) water vaporizing
B) copper rusting
C) red cabbage juice changing color in vinegar
D) boiling eggs

What is A?

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