Atoms & Elements
Compounds
Changes
Changes & Reactions
Everyday Chemistry
100

What is the smallest particle of an element that retains its properties?

An atom.

100

What do we call a substance made from two or more elements chemically joined together?

A compound.

100

Melting ice is an example of what type of change?

A physical change.

100

A chemical reaction produces what?

One or more new substances.

100

What state of matter is steam?

Gas.

200

What is an element?

A pure substance made of only one type of atom.

200

What compound is formed when hydrogen and oxygen combine?

Water (H₂O).

200

 During a physical change, is a new substance formed?

No

200

Name one sign that a chemical reaction has occurred.

 Colour change, gas production, temperature change, light, or precipitate formation.

200

What gas makes soft drink fizzy?

Carbon dioxide.

300

Name the element represented by the symbol Mg

Magnesium

300

Is carbon dioxide an element or a compound?

A compound

300

Name one common physical change.

Melting, freezing, boiling, cutting, crushing, etc.

300

Why is burning wood a chemical change?

New substances such as ash, smoke and gases are formed.

300

What element gives balloons their floating ability?

Helium.

400

What part of an atom has a positive charge?

The proton.

400

How many compounds are in NaCl

One

400

Why is dissolving sugar in water considered a physical change?

Because no new substance is formed.

400

Is cooking an egg a physical or chemical change?

A chemical change.

400

What element is found in pencils but not actually lead?

Carbon (graphite).

500

Is gold (Au) an element or a compound?

Element

500

How many different elements are present in calcium carbonate (CaCO₃)?

Three.


500

What process changes a gas directly into a liquid?

Condensation.

500

Which is stronger evidence of a chemical reaction: a change of state or the formation of a gas?

Formation of a gas.

500

Why do bananas turn brown after being peeled?

Oxidation.

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