KMT/Particle Theory
Solutions & Mixtures
Physical/Chemical Properties
History of Atomic Theory
Mix Bag
100

The acronym KMT refers to this

What is Kinetic Molecular Theory?

100

Used to separate iron filings from sand

What is a magnet

100

The process of water freezing is an example of this type of change.

What is a physical change?

100

Who is considered the father of atomic theory?

What is John Dalton?

100

Trail mix and granola

What is a mechanical mixture?

200

The state in which particles only vibrate and do not move randomly

What is a solid?

200
The type of mixture that has particles that eventually settle out

What is a suspension?

200

The amount of mass in a given volume of a substance is called this.

What is density?

200

Greek philosophers believed all matter was made up of these 4 elements

What is air, earth, water and fire?

200

A pure substance made up of at least 2 elements

What is a compound?

300

State of matter that has the most kinetic energy

What is a gas?

300

A mixture that looks the same throughout

What is a homogenous mixture?

300

Ability for a substance to be hammered and rolled into thin sheets

What is malleability?

300

Electrons circling the nucleus in orbits - give the theorist and name of model

What is the solar system model?  What is Ernest Rutherford?

300

Energy added to a liquid spreads particles farther apart

What is evaporation?

400
Two other names for "particles" in the kinetic molecular theory

What are atoms and molecules?

400
Kosher salt, distilled water

What is a pure substance?

400

This chemical property refers to the ability of a substance to combine with oxygen, often resulting in rusting or burning.

What is combustibility?

400

Discovered the neutron - give the theorist and year

What is James Chadwick, What is 1932

400

Addition of energy vaporizes a solid

What is sublimation?

500

Explanation for why liquids have no shape (use the word particles in your answer)

Liquids do not have a definite shape because the spacing between particles in liquids lets the particles slip and slide past each other, changing their position

500
Two ways of dissolving a solute faster

What is stirring, increasing temperature or crushing?

500

8 physical properties of matter

What is colour, malleability, texture, viscosity, hardness, solubility, melting and boiling point, ability to conduct heat and electricity

500
This person called the smallest piece of matter an "atomos" in 460 BC

What is Democritus?

500

What is a phase diagram?

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