Fake Snow Lab
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Random Chem
Atomic History
100

This tool is used to measure liquids such as water accurately.

What is a graduated cylinder?

100

The name of the white powder used for this reaction.

Baking soda

100

Color that the letters turned after they became visible

Pink

100

First element in the periodic table

Hydrogen

100

What three particles make up an atom?

Neutrons, protons and electrons

200

When vinegar was poured onto the fake snow, this gas was produced, causing bubbling.

What is carbon dioxide?

200

Food colouring was one of the reactants. True or False?

No, it was just there for aesthetic purposes and did not participate in the formation of the foam.

200

What type of a reaction is this.

Neutralization

200
pH value of a neutral solution

7

200

What atomic model did J.J Thompson create?

Plum pudding model

300

This substance reacts with vinegar to create bubbles.

What is baking soda?

300

The name of the gas produced.

Carbon dioxide

300

Name of the indicator that turned invisible

Phenophthalein 

300

Bond that forms when two atoms share electrons

Covalent bond.

300

Who is credited for the atomic solar system model?

Niels Bohr

400

The independent variable in this experiment was the presence or absence of this substance.

What is soap?

400

The limiting reactant of this reaction. 

Baking soda

400

This is the name of the paper that the message was written on.

Filter paper

400

Total mass of reactants = total mass of products

Law of conservation of mass

400
Who discovered neutrons?

James Chadwick

500

When vinegar was poured onto the dough, bubbles formed because carbon dioxide gas was produced during this type of chemical reaction.

What is an acid-base reaction?

500

Type of reaction that occured (2 names)

Neutralization, double displacement reactions.

500

The secret word that was uncovered

Fun
500

A given chemical compound always contains the same elements in an identical, fixed ratio by mass, regardless of its source, method of preparation, or sample size

Law of definite proportions

500

What particles were used in Rutherford's experiment?

Alpha particles

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