periodic table
vocabulary
phases and properties of matter &gas laws
states of matter
History of atomic structure
100

how many protons does an oxygen atom have if it has 2 shells - 6 electrons on the outer shell and 2 electrons on the inner shell? 

It has 8 protons 

100

what is the freezing point?

A temperature that makes a liquid turn into a solid. 

100

what are intensive properties? 

Changes in matter where the amount of substance that's present does not affect the change observed. 

100

how does the stage of solid occur? 

A solid forms from liquid or gas because the energy of atoms decreases when the atoms take up a relatively ordered

100

Who was the person that stated that compounds can be made when elements bond together?

Dalton 

200

On the periodic table does electronegativity increase or decrease going across? 

It increases 

200

what is ionization?

it is the amount of energy needed to remove an electron from an atom's electron energy shells. 

200

what are extensive properties?

Changes in a matter are observed depending on the amount of samples.

Examples: mass, volume, size, weight, and length

200

how does the stage of liquids occur?

The atoms in a liquid have more energy than the atoms in a solid. There is a special temperature for every substance called the melting point. When a solid reaches the temperature of its melting point, it can become a liquid.

200

Who was the person that called the atomic model plum pudding 

J.J Thompson

300

If ionization is low is the attraction force weak or strong?

It is weak!
300

what is atomic radius?

It is the radius of an atom. The distance between an atom's nucleus and the outer electron shell. 

300

When the number of collisions is decreasing within a system it is most likely that...

The pressure of the gas has been decreased. 

300

how does the stage of gas occur? 

Gas is a state of matter that has no fixed shape and no fixed volume. Gas particles spread out and are evenly spaced throughout a container.

300

What is the quantum model 

the electron energy stays the same when heat is added. No increase of energy is added to the electron 

400

Going down the groups on the periodic table what happens to atomic energy?

The atomic energy is large

400

what are electrons and protons?

Electrons: are a type of subatomic particle with a negative charge. 

Protons: are a type of subatomic particle with a positive charge. 

400

When the temperature os a system is increasing the volume will increase when...

When the pressure is constant. 

400

What is classical model 

when heat (energy) is added the electron follows a pattern creating a larger orbid.

500

what is the excited stage?

when an electron has more energy than usual. If the electron is given extra energy it becomes excited such as if it absorbs a photon, a packet of light, or if it runs into an atom or particle it would give it more energy. 

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