Atoms
Periodic Table
Bonding
Oxides
Acids and Bases
100
Electrons
Which parts of an atom are the smallest?
100
Rows going across the periodic table from left to right
What is a period?
100
The "magic" number of valence electrons all atoms try to get
What is eight?
100

Non-metal oxides react with water to form...

Acids

100
The scale that shows colors and values for acids and bases
What is pH of a neutral substance?
200
A positive (+) charge
What charge does a proton have?
200
Families or groups
What are the columns going down on the periodic table called?
200
The bond that results from giving or taking valence electrons
What is an ionic bond?
200

Metal Oxides react with water to form....

bases

200

An example is Cabbage Juice

What is an indicator?

300
The subatomic unit that is so small that it doesn't count toward the mass of the atom
What is the electron?
300
Increases by one going from left to right
What happens to the atomic # as you go from left to right across the periodic table
300
Results from sharing valence electrons
What is a covalent bond?
300

CaO is what kind of oxide?

Metal/Basic Oxide

300
The strongest base pH
What is pH 14?
400
Adding the protons and electrons
How do you get an atom's atomic mass?
400
It is a liquid metal
What is Mercury?
400
The bond when metals chemically combine with non-metals
What is an ionic bond?
400

The most reactive metals are found in groups __ & __ on the periodic table.

1 & 2 .

400
The weakest acid pH
What is pH 6?
500
Atomic mass - Atomic # (# of protons)
How do you find the # of neutrons in an atom's nucleus?
500
The family that does not react with other elements because they all have 8 valence electrons
What are the Noble Gases?
500
The name of the covalent bond where 2 pairs of electrons are shared between non-metals
What is a double bond?
500

These types of oxides can react with acids and bases .......

Amphoteric oxides

500
A neutralization reaction that creates a salt and water
What happens when you combine equal amounts of an acid and a base?
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