Periodic Table of Elements
What goes up and down? What goes left to right?
What is group? What is period?
An substance that contains one atom.
What is an element?
Can easily be undone and remains as the same substance.
What is physical change?
What is shiny, malleable, and ductile?
What is a metal?
What is the formula to density?
Density = m/v
On the Periodic Table, the proton and neutron represents (APE)
What is the atomic number?
Two or more of the same atom or substances.
What is a molecule?
Cannot easily be undone and is known as a new substance.
What is a chemical change?
A hammer is able to go through the substance without breaking.
What is malleable?
What is the formula to calculate volume?
What is V = l x w x h
What does "man" in APE(M-A=N) represent?
What is calculating neutron?
Element contains molecules and atoms. True or False?
False - element contains atoms. Two or more atoms would be considered a molecule.
The rusting of Ms. Mathew's necklace is caused by water.
What is chemical change?
The substance is able to go through wires.
What is ductile?
What is density of the following problem. Nicole's substance has a volume of 2 mL and mass 40 grams. What is the density?
What is 20 g/mL?
What is group number is 8?
Water is considered a
What is a compound? (Hydrogen and Oxygen)
The production of gas (bubbles/fizzing)
What is chemical change?
Metalloid are considered
What is semiconductors, semi brittle, somewhat dull, somewhat shiny.
What is the density of a cube that weighs 80 grams and a volume of 10 cm3?
What is 8 g/cm3?
The protons and electrons are found on
What is the top number? (APE)
Where are the reactants and products found on the chemical equation?
What is reactant (left) and product (right)?
Two liquids (solutions) create a solid substance.
What is a chemical change? What is precipitate?
Identify the classification of a Silicon (Si)
What is a metalloid
The length of a cube is 4 cm, width of the cube is 2 cm, and the height of the cube is 2 cm. The mass of the cube is 100 grams.
What is 6.25 g/cm3?