Atomic Structure
Periodic Table
Phase Changes and Energy
Solutions and Mixtures
Acids and Bases
100

This subatomic particle has a positive charge and is found in the nucleus.

Proton

100

The vertical columns on the Periodic Table are known by this name.

Group or Family

100

This is the process of a gas changing directly into a liquid.

Condensation

100

This is a physical combination of two or more substances that are not chemically bonded.

Mixture

100

This pH value indicates a perfectly neutral substance, like pure water.    




7

200

This is the maximum number of electrons that can fit in the first energy level of a Bohr model.

2

200

These elements are found in Group 18 and are known for being chemically stable.

Nobel Gasses

200

This term describes dry ice turning directly from a solid to a gas without becoming a liquid.

Sublimation

200

Adding more solvent to a beaker without adding more solute makes a solution...

Dilute

200

These are the specific ions produced when an acid is placed in water.    




H- Hydrogen Ions

300

To find the number of neutrons, you subtract the atomic number from this value.

Atomic Mass

300

The horizontal rows on the Periodic Table provide this specific information about an atom's structure.

Number of energy levels

300

When a liquid changes into a solid, this happens to the kinetic energy of its molecules.    




The energy decreases.

300

This type of mixture is one where you can see the different parts, like a salad.    




Heterogenous

300

 If you add a base to a liquid with a pH of 4, the pH will do this.

Increase towards neutral.  (Neutralization reaction)

400

An atom with an atomic mass of 31 and an atomic number of 15 has this many neutrons.

16

400

The vertical columns in the periodic table for some groups provide what specific information about an atom's structure?

Total number of Valence electrons.

400

During boiling, the temperature of a substance stays constant for this reason.    




The energy is being used to break bonds and change to the next phase.

400

This term describes a solution holding the maximum amount of solute possible at a given temperature

Saturated

400

This pH range would indicate that a substance is a strong base.    




12-14

500

An element with 2 electrons in the first level and 4 in the second level is identified as this.

Carbon

500

This is the term for the electrons located in the outermost shell of an atom.

Valence electrons

500

This is the best evidence that a chemical change, rather than a physical one, has occurred.

A new substance is formed.

500

This is why Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) is classified as a compound rather than a mixture.

The elements are chemically combined in a fixed ratio.

500

This is one specific test a student could perform to determine if a clear liquid is an acid or a base. 

Use pH paper or an indicator solution.

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