Chromatography
Distillation
Physical and Chemical Changes
Subatomic Particles
Atom, Compounds, Elements and Mixtures
100

Chromatography uses this property of a substance to separate mixtures.

What is solubility?

100
Distillation is a form of separation based on:

What is boiling point?

100

This results in a new substance and is permanently changed

What is a Chemical change?

100

The atomic number of Carbon is _______.

What is 6?

100

A substance containing 2 or more different atoms, bonded together is a

What is a compound?

200

Is Chromatography an example of a chemical change or physical change?

What is a physical change.

200

Is Distillation a Physical or Chemical Change?

What is Physical Change?

200

A change in matter that involves a change in a physical property but doesn't create a new substance

What is Physical change?

200

This particle defines an element.

What are protons?

200

Atoms of only one type is called ______________

an element

300

If you started with a black marker dot and as it tracked up the page into red and pink colors was this a pure substance?

What is no, its a mixture.

300

What solution did we distill?

What is a Sodium Chloride solution?

300

Which change occurs when you bake cookies?

What is Chemical change?

300

The number of protons and the number of _______ in an atom are equal.

What are electrons?

300

If a molecule has 1 Carbon to 4 Hydrogens how would you write it out?

What is CH4

400

If a marker dot didn't move up the paper, this tells you that the substance is:

What is not soluble in the liquid used.

400

What chemical did we use to detect if there were chloride ions in our finished product?

What is Silver Nitrate, AgNO3

400

Melting wax, ice, and metal are all what type of changes

What are physical changes?

400

The mass of an atom can be found by adding the number of protons and the number of _________.

What are neutrons?

400

How many Oxygen atoms are in 3 molecules of AgNO3

What is nine?

500

If a marker dot has stayed the same color as it tracks up the page then you know this to be a:

What is a pure substance.

500

Were there chloride ions detected in the sample that we did distill?

what is no.

500

When an egg is cracked and then cooked there is a physical change and a chemical change that occurs-name both.

What are Physical change-cracking the egg and chemical change-cooking?

500

How many neutrons are in an atom of iron (Fe) if the mass is 56?

What is 30?

500

What are the parts of the atom and their charges?

What is 1. proton (positive), 2. neutron (neutral), 3. electron (negative)?

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