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BOIL, FREEZE, MELT, CONDENSE ARE USED TO DESCRIBE THIS CHANGE IN MATTER

PHYSICAL

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This subatomic particle has a positive charge.

What is a proton?

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The atomic number is the same as the number of this particle.

What is a proton?

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THIS TYPE OF MATTER HAS A DEFINITE VOLUME AND SHAPE

SOLID

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THE CENTRAL CORE OF AN ATOM

NUCLEUS

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This is the type of substance that can dissolve in a non-polar solvent. 

What is nonpolar?

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This is the sub atomic particle that was "discovered" as a result of the experiments of Thompson

What is the electron?

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THIS MEASUREMENT OF AN OBJECT IS A MEASURE OF THE SPACE OCCUPIED BY THE OBJECT

VOLUME

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Differences in this property allow for the separation of sand and saltwater from a mixture using a filter

What is Particle Size or 

What is Solubility?

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YES / NO: CAN ELEMENTS BE BROKEN DOWN INTO SIMPLER SUBSTANCES BY CHEMICAL MEANS?

NO

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HE CREATED THE FIRST PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS

DMITRI MENDELEEV

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This is the "Name" you can use to remember the diatomic elements.

What is Br I N Cl H O F?

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AN ELEMENT HAS 35 PROTONS, AND 35 ELECTRONS.  IT'S ATOMIC MASS IS 79.  WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF NEUTRONS?

44

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MERCURY IS BOTH A SOLID AND A LIQUID.  IT HAS 80 PROTONS, AN ITS ATOMIC MASS IS 200.  WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF NEUTRONS AND ELECTRONS

80 ELECTRONS, 120 NEUTRONS

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True or False: In writing a chemical formula, the subscripts of the elements involved should be in their lowest possible ratios. 

What is True?
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THIS TYPE OF MATTER TAKES BOTH THE SHAPE AND VOLUME OF ITS CONTAINER

GAS

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This is the formula to calculate the number of Moles from Grams.

What is Moles = Grams/Gram Formula Mass

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THE SMALLEST PARTICLE OF AN ELEMENT THAT RETAINS ITS IDENTITY

ATOM

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This is the most active Metal on the Periodic Table. 

What is Francium or Fr?

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This is the name of the atomic model that was proposed by Thompson. 

What is Plum Pudding Model?
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This is how an ion is different from an atom.

What is it has either lost or gained electrons?

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This is the type of change that occurs when a substance changes phase. 

What is a physical change?

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Found in the nucleus.

What are protons and neutrons

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CUTTING HAIR, FILING NAILS, AND CRACKING AN EGG ARE EXAMPLES OF THIS TYPE OF PHYSICAL CHANGE

IRREVERSIBLE

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This is the most active nonmetal on the periodic table.

What is Fluorine or F?

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This is why metals are good conductors of electricity and heat. 

What is they have mobile electrons?
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This is the formula for Density.

What is D = M/V or Density = Mass/Volume

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This is the amount of energy necessary to remove an atom's most loosely held valence electron. 

What is first ionization energy?

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Where do you find the formula to calculate Percent Error?

What is Table T.

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The energy released in the formation of a Bright Line Spectrum can be used to do this.

What is identify the element?

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This phase of matter contains particles with a regular crystal structure arrangement. 

What is Solid?

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True or False: argon is a diatomic element

What is False?
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This is the phase change where a solid goes directly to a gas, without every going through the liquid phase. 

What is sublimation?

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Metal atoms tend to __________ electrons forming __________ charged ions. 

What is lose and positive?

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THIS TYPE OF MATTER HAS AN INDEFINITE SHAPE, YET HAS A FIXED VOLUME

LIQUID

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THE GOLD FOIL EXPERIMENT

ERNEST RUTHERFORD

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This particle has virtually no mass.
What is an electron?
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IODINE HAS 53 PROTONS AND AN ATOMIC MASS OF 126. HOW MANY NEUTRONS AND ELECTRONS ARE THERE?

73 NEUTRONS, 53 ELECTRONS

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A PROPERTY THAT DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF MATTER IN A SAMPLE, NOT THE AMOUNT OF MATTER

INTENSIVE PROPERTY

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THE MEASURE OF THE AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS

MASS

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This is the name for Fe2S3.  Hint: Check for transition metals

What is Iron (II) Sulfide?

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A PROPERTY THAT DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT OF MATTER IN A SAMPLE

EXTENSIVE PROPERTY

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