Matter and the Periodic Table
Atomic Structure and Nuclear Chemistry
Bonding and Chemical Reactions
Gases and Thermochemistry
Solutions
100
Wood burning and ice melting
What are physical and chemical changes
100
This shows the electron placement and amount around a certain element.
What is the lewis dot structure
100
These are electrically charged particles
What are ions
100
quantity in three-dimensional space
What is volume
100
this is an aqueous solution
What is water
200
Rusting of Iron
What is a chemical change
200
_S8 + _F2 ---> _SF6
What are 0, 24, and 8
200
Mass can never be destroyed or created
What is the law conservation of mass
200
An ideal gas is a gas whose pressure P, volume V, and temperature T are related by the ideal gas law
What is an ideal gas
200
this is the maximum quantity of a substance that may be dissolved in another
What is solubility
300
Flammability
What is a chemical property
300
The basic unit of a chemical element
What is an atom
300
a reaction or process that releases energy in the form of heat
What is exothermic
300
these can conduct electricity
What are electrolytes
400
Boiling Point
What is a physical property
400
Shows electrons of element and element symbol
What is a Lewis Dot Structure
400
a unit of measurement
What is a mole
400
a process which absorbs thermal (heat) energy
What is endothermic
400
this is a chemical reaction where one of the products is a precipitate.
What is precipitation reaction
500
The last column on periodic table
What are the Noble Gases
500
this is also known as a molecular compound
What is a covalent compound
500
the relationship described by the equation PV = nRT
What is an ideal gas law
500
this is any chemical reaction in which the oxidation numbers of the atoms are changed is an oxidation-reduction reaction
What is an oxidation reduction reaction
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