Types of Matter
Compounds and Mixtures
Ionic Bonds
Covalent Bonds
Organic Compounds
100
A substance that cannot be chemically broken down into simpler substances.
What is an Element
100
The smallest part of a substance that has all the properties of that substance.
What is a Molecule
100
Electrons have a _________ electrical charge.
What is Negative
100
A bond formed when atoms share electrons.
What is a Covalent Bond.
100
Compound containing Carbon.
What is an Organic Compound.
200
Substance made of two or more elements that are chemically combined.
What is a Compound
200
A force of attraction that holds atoms together.
What is a Chemical Bond
200
A proton has a ____________ electrical charge.
What is Positive
200
Water is an example of a __________ compound
What is Covalent
200
The study of Organic compounds is called.
What is Organic Chemistry
300
Two or more substances that have been physically combined
What is a Mixture
300
The substances of a Mixture is __________ combined
What is Physically
300
A ____________ forms when one atom takes an electron from another atom.
What is Ionic Bond
300
In a covalent compound, the atoms remain ___________
What is Neutral
300
Large Molecules that are formed by many smaller molecules.
What are Polymers.
400
Any element or compound.
What is a Substance
400
The substances of a Mixture always keep their own _____________
What is Properties
400
Particles with opposite electrical charges _________ each other
What is attract
400
A diagram that shows the symbol of the element in a compound and the arrangement of the electrons for each element is called a _______________
What is an Electron Dot Diagram
500
Elements in a given compound are always combined in a _________ ratio.
What is Fixed.
500
Substances that make up a __________ lose their original properties.
What is Compound
500
An Atom with an electrical charge is called a ___________
What is an Ion
500
Most atoms __________ complete outer energy levels
What is don't have
500
Molecular model that uses straight lines to indicate bonds.
What is a Structural Formula
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