Elements
Covalent or Ionic
The Periodic Table
Reactions
Balanced or Not Balanced
100

The first element in the table 

What is Hydrogen? 

100

The compound O2

What is Covalent?

100

These numbers are stationed above the Symbol of an element

Atomic number 

100

When an atom replaces another atom in a molecule 

Single Replacement 

100

Cu+O2->CuO

What is Not balanced? 

200

The year the table was created 

What is 1869? 

200

The compound H2O

What is Covalent? 

200

The letters used to identify an element

Symbol

200

When atoms in 2 molecules switch places 

Double Replacement 

200

2NaHCo3->Na2CO3+H2O+CO2

What is Balanced? 

300

The element that we need to breath/survive 

What is Oxygen? 

300

The compound NaCl

What is Ionic?  

300

Numbers that are horizontal above the table and identify what 

Periods 

300

H2O+CO2 is a type of what reaction 

Combustion 

300

C7H6O2 + O2 → CO2 + H2O

What is Balanced

400

The name of the elements with an automatic number of 17

What is Chlorine?

400

The compound NH3

What is Covalent?  

400

Vertical numbers on the side of the chart that identify what 

Groups 

400

When 2 or more reactants for 1 Product

Synthesis 

400

Al + HCl → AlCl3 + H2

What is Balanced? 

500

The element with an atomic mass of 9.012182

What is Beryllium? 

500

The Compound KBr

What is Ionic?  

500

The equation used to find the number of neutrons 

Atomic Mass- # of Protons 

500

The opposite of a Synthesis reaction 

Decomposition 

500

Na OH + Fe (No3)3 -> Fe OH3 + Na No3

What is Not Balanced? 

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