Atoms
Positively charged subatomic particle
What is a proton?
This bond shares electrons
What is covalent?
Newton's Third Law of Motion is also called this
What is action-reaction?
Stored energy
What is potential energy?
Energy cannot be this
These are responsible for bonding between elements (be specific)
What are valence electrons?
What is a period?
You run into your friend while skating and both of you fall in opposite directions. This is an example of which law of motion?
What is Newton's Third Law?
All of these objects have kinetic energy
What are moving objects?
Unit for measuring energy
What are Joules?
Magnesium chloride is an ionic bond, magnesium loses two electrons to two separate chlorines. This is the charge of chlorine
What is -1?
Fluorine is element #9 and found in column 17 (second to last column). Based on this information how many electrons does this element have?
What is 9?
This is the natural tendency of objects to keep on doing what they're doing.
What is inertia?
Resistance force between two objects
Formula for calculating force
What is mass * acceleration?
Scientist credited for starting the organization of the periodic table
Who is Mendeleev?
The atomic number tells you how many of these subatomic particles an element has in it's natural state.
What are protons and electrons?
The baseball went farther than the basketball when your classmate hit them with an aluminum bat. This is an example of which law of motion?
What is Newton's Second Law of Motion?
Point on a rollercoaster where kinetic energy if the greatest.
What is the bottom of a hill?
Number of electrons found in the second ring.
What is eight?
This is how the periodic table was originally organized.
What is the atomic mass?
States that atoms form bonds with other atoms by sharing or transferring electrons to become stable
What is the octet rule?
What century did Newton develop his laws of motion?
What is the 17th?
Force pulling down
What is gravity?
When an atom has more of these the charge of that atom becomes positive
What are protons?