Periodic Table
The name of the rows of the periodic table - determines number of energy levels
Period
The state of matter that has the lowest kinetic energy
Solid
________________________ interact between atoms to form bonds.
Valence Electrons
A series of contributions and discoveries has led to the development of the
Atomic Theory
The baseline for comparison.
Control
The name of the columns of the periodic table. (Also identifies the number of valence electrons for the atom)
Groups
The state of matter that has the highest kinetic energy
Plasma
Ionic Bonds describe the __________________ of electrons.
transfer / taking
The basic building blocks of all matter
Atoms
An educated guess, based on observations.
Hypothesis
Located on the LEFT side of the periodic table
Metals
___________________ is a measure of kinetic energy.
Temperature
Covalent bonds __________________ electrons.
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The subatomic particle located in the nucleus that determines an atom's atomic number
Proton
The variable that is manipulated.
Independent Variable
The three main types of matter on the periodic table
Metals, metalloids and nonmetals
Adding _____________________ to matter increases particle movement causing it to change states of matter. (ex: Solid - liquid)
Energy or Heat
Covalent bonds are between ___________________.
Nonmetals
The subatomic particle that orbits the nucleus and determines an atom's chemical properties
Electron
The variable that is measured.
Dependent Variable
The organization of the periodic table can be used to predict the ________________________ of the atom
Properties
__________________________ theory states that atoms and molecules are perpetually in motion and have kinetic energy.
Kinetic Molecular
Ionic bonds are between ___________ and ___________.
Metals and nonmetals
The 2 subatomic particles that determines the atomic mass of an atom
Protons and Neutrons
The minimum number of trails for an experiment.
3