Working Like A Scientist
Classifying Matter
Changes in Matter
BIG Concepts
Mr. Beck's choice
100

The method scientists use to smell something in the lab to avoid knocking themselves out

Wafting

100

Elements and compounds are examples of this.

Pure substance

100

Emission of light and odor production are both examples that this might be occurring

A chemical reaction/change

100

Law stating that matter cannot be created nor destroyed

Law of Conservation of Matter

100

Phrase that chemists use to describe which solvents describe which solute.

"Like dissolves like"

200

A measure of how close repeated measurements are to one another

Precision

200

The tool used to organize all known elements in the universe

The Periodic Table of Elements

200

Bond formed between atoms that unequally share electrons

Polar covalent bond

200

Most main group elements adhere to this rule that explains how many electrons  an atom will gain or lose in an ionic bond

Octet Rule

200

Water is a "sticky" liquid that holds onto itself. This is called ________________. 

Cohesion/surface tension

300

Name of the unit system most countries and all scientists use (examples include the mole, gram, and liter)

SI System

300

Type of mixture that appears the "same throughout"

Homogeneous mixtures (solutions)

300

Chemical formula for lead (IV) oxide.

PbO2

300

Current model of the atom that uses probability to explain spaces around the nucleus that electrons might be found.

The Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom

300

This molecule/atoms lowers the activation energy of a reaction and speeds it up.

A catalyst

400

A proposed, evidence-based explanation for how a natural phenomenon works or why something occurs.

Scientific Theory

400

Solid, liquid, gas, and plasma are all examples of somethings's ____________.

state of matter/phases

400

Outer shell of electrons involved in the formation of chemical bonds.

Valence electrons

400

Unit used to describe the number of particles a sample of matter contains.

The mole (mol)

400

This moon of Jupiter is believed to be covered in a vast ocean beneath the ice.

Europa

500

A representation of a natural system or problem that scientists can use to simulate that system.

A model

500

Obsessive Russian scientist credited with the first iteration of the periodic table.

Mendeleev

500

Name the five types of chemical reactions

Single Replacement

Double Replacement

Synthesis

Decomposition

Combustion

500

These are responsible for physical properties like phase of matter and boiling point

Intermolecular Forces

500

These gastropods feature a coiled shell they can completely retract into.

Snail!
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