Periodic Table
Atomic Structure and Molecules
Mixtures and Solutions
Mass and Density
Polymers and Gummy Bear Lab
Physical v Chemical Changes
States of Matter
100

This table that shows representations of all of the various types of atoms or elements known to exist.

What is the periodic table of the elements?

100

The smallest unit into which matter can be divided.

What is an atom?

100
A snack mix is an example of this type of mixture.

What is a heterogenous mixture.

100

What term refers to anything that occupies space and exists in gas, liquid or solid form.

What is Matter

100

These are long chains of repeating molecules.

What is a polymer?

100

This type of change occurs when ice melts to water.

What is a physical change or phase change?

100

Ice is an example of this state of matter.

What is Solid?

200

The atomic number tells us this.

What is the number of protons?

200

These three particles make up atoms.

What are electrons, protons, and neutrons?

200

The salt in a saltwater solution is also referred to as the _____.

What is the solute?

200

What unit is used to measure mass?

Grams

200

Give an example of a polymer that is not a food.

What is slime, glue, gum, plastic, nylon, polyester, etc.

200

When you add baking soda to vinegar what kind of a change takes place?

Chemical

200

All matter exists in three forms solid, liquid and this one.

What is gas or vapor?

300

Elements represent unique forms of these little thingies. The building blocks of everything!

What are atoms?

300

This is what we call two or more atoms that are bonded together.

What is a molecule?

300

Is the water in a saltwater solution the solute or the solvent?

What is a solvent?

300

What is the difference between weight and mass?

Weight is the effect of gravity on mass. 

300

Special type of animal based polymer frequently used in cooking to make marshmallows, puddings, and gummies!

What is collagen or gelatin?

300

Curling hair with a curling iron would be considered this type of change.

What is Physical?

300

What is the temperature that a substance rapidly changes from a liquid to a gas called. 

What is boiling point?

400

This is what the rows on the periodic table are called.

What are periods.

400

These two elements make up water.

What is hydrogen and oxygen?

400

This type of mixture looks uniform throughout. Saltwater is a good example. 

What is a homogenous mixture?

400

In the formula D=M/V, D refers to Density, M refers to Mass, what does the V stand for?

Volume

400

What is need to unravel collagen proteins?

Heat

400

Giving off heat or light is a clue that this type of a change is occuring.

What is a chemical change?

400

What do we call it when a liquid turns into a gas?

What is evaporation.

500

There are this number of elements on the periodic table of the elements.

What is 118?

500

Of the three subatomic particles, these are by far the smallest. 

What are electrons?

500

This is made when salt is dissolved in water.

What is a homogenous solution?

500

What word do we use for how much space a substance or object takes up?

What is volume.

500

What is the structure or shape of a collagen strand?

It is a triple helix structure.

500

When rust forms on a bicycle that has been left outside, this type of change has taken place.

What is a chemical change?

500

When a gas turns into a liquid.

What is condensation?

600

This is the smallest type of atom, and the only kind without neutrons in the nucleus.

What is Hydrogen?

600

These two subatomic particles can be found in the nucleus of an atom.

What are protons and neutrons?

600

in creating solution, the liquid used to dissolve a substance 

What is Solvent

600

How does the mass and volume of an object effect its density?

An object with more mass and less volume will have a higher density, while an object with less mass and more volume will have a lower density.

600

What is the difference between jello and a gummy bear?

Jello has more water in it and less collagen. 

600

These are the two properties of matter.

What are Physical and Chemical?

600

These are the boiling points for water in celsius and fahrenheit respectively.

What is 100 degrees celsius and 212 degrees fahrenheit?

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