Physical and Chemical Change
Subatomic Particles
Hydrogen and Helium
Chemistry Basics
Grab Bag
100

All matter is made up of these, the fundamental building blocks of everything.

What are atoms?

100
Neutrons have this charge.

What is none?

100

Hydrogen and Helium make up this much of the matter in the universe.

What is 98%?

100

This word means the same thing as stable.

What is inert?

100

Mixing two substances together is an example of this type of change.

What is physical?

200

Physical changes are easily reversible through these kinds of means.

What are physical?

200

Most of the mass of an atom is found here.

What is in the nucleus?

200

Hydrogen has 1 of each of these in its neutral state.

What is protons and electrons? (Remember: Hydrogen does not have any neutrons)

200

The first stable number of electrons for an atom is this?

What is 2?

200

If you start with 375 grams at the start of a reaction, this is how much you will have at the end of a reaction.

What is 375 grams?

300

Changes in state of matter are examples of this kind of change.

What are physical?

300

Because protons and electrons have opposite charges, they do this.

What is attract?

300

An atom's atomic number is equal to this.

What is the number of protons?

300

Hydrogen is typically found in this form in nature.

What is H2 or a hydrogen molecule?

300

This law states that particles cannot be created or destroyed, just changed into different forms.

What is the law of conservation matter/mass?

400

Baking a cake is an example of this kind of change.

What is chemical?

400

Electrons weigh roughly this much.

What is 0.00055 u?

400

This is helium's atomic number.

What is 2?

400

These types of bonds consist of electrons being shared between atoms.

What is covalent?

400

When wood is burnt, it chemically changes into this. (List three)

What are: smoke, ash, heat, light, gas?

500

Steel wool gains mass when burned because iron bonds with this in the atmosphere, forming rust.

What is oxygen?

500

This is why matter seems solid, even though everything is mostly empty space.

What is electron clouds repulsing each other?

500

If helium were to somehow lose a proton, it would be come this.

What is hydrogen?

500

This is what chemistry is all about.

What is how electrons interact with each other?
500

This is how many elements make up the 2% of the universe not made up by hydrogen and helium.

What is 116?

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