What is it?
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Structure of an atom
The periodic table
The elements
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The science that studies chemicals.

What is chemistry?

100

The basic building block of all matter.

What is an atom?

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The center part of an atom where the protons and neutrons are found. 

What is the nucleus?

100

An organized chart containing all 118 elements. 

What is the Periodic Table of Elements?

100

This element is the first one listed on the periodic table. It has one proton and 1 electron. 

What is hydrogen?

200

An educated guess about the results of an experiment.

What is a hypothesis?

200

A group of the same type of atoms. 

What is an element?

200

Positively charged particle found in the nucleus. 

What is a proton?

200

The abbreviations of the elements names (such as C or H) are called this and can have 1, 2, or 3 letters. 

What are symbols?

200

This element makes up all living things. 

What is carbon?

300

The person who studies how chemicals interact.

What is a chemist?

300

When more than one type of atom joins together, they form this.

What is a molecule?

300

Neutral particle found in the nucleus. 

What is a neutron?

300

Every element has the same number these when in its neutral state.

What is electrons and protons?

300

This element used to be known as kalium.

What is potassium?

400

A test to see how a chemical feels, looks, or smells.

What is a physical test?

400

This makes atoms move faster.

What is heat?

400

Negatively charged particle that orbits the nucleus. 

What is an electron?

400

Every symbol is represented by this type of letter.

What is a capital letter?

400

This element's symbol is Au.

What is gold?

500

A test to see how chemicals react.

What is a chemical test?

500

When atoms mix without being stirred (like food coloring in water.)

What is diffusion?

500

Where the electrons are found.

What are energy levels?

500

He organized the 118 elements into a chart.

Who is Mendeleev?

500

This element is in the air we breathe. 

What is oxygen (or nitrogen.)

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