Composition & Structure
Crystals &
Polymers
Definitions
Molecules & Chemical Bonds
100

Atoms of elements come together to form

What is "more complex particles"

100

A diamond is an example of 

What is a crystal 

100

A group of two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds

What is a molecule? 

100

Why do scientists use models? 

What is: 

To quickly depict molecules in a visual way that everyone can see

To make important aspects easier to see


200

True or False: Two molecules may differ in only one atom, yet have very different characteristics

True 

200

True or false: The atomic level structure of extended structures results in patterns that you can see.

True 

200

The connection between atoms in more complex particles

What is a chemical bond

200

True or False: Ball and stick and line angle formulas are two types of models scientists use to depict molecules 

True

300

What determines a molecule's atomic composition? 

What is "the types of elements and the specific number or ratio of atoms in each element" 

300

If Table salt (NaCl) has a ratio of 1:1, and has 275 sodium (Na) atoms, how many chlorine (Cl) atoms does it have? 

275

300

A substance made up of all the same type of atom

What is an element? 

300

How many unique elements are there? 

92

400

What is chemical structure?

the specific way in which the bonds and atoms are arranged within the molecules of a substance

400

What is the difference between a crystal and a polymer? 

In crystals, the subunit could be atoms or molecules, in polymers, the subunit is always a molecule

In crystals structures go on forever in all three dimensions; in polymers they go on forever in a chain 

400
A structure made of smaller repeating sub-units in a chain

What is a polymer? 

400

Why do scientists all over the world use the same color to represent specific elements? 

By using different colors, scientists can quickly identify the elements in a molecule

500

How do Butane (C4H10) and Iso-Butane (C4H10) differ? 

butane has the four carbons arranged in a chain-like structure, and isobutane has the carbons arranged in a triangle-like shape

500

What is the difference between a molecule and an extended structure?

A molecule has a discrete end point, while an extended structure can go on forever.

500

a structure whose subunits occur in a constant ratio and are arranged in a repeating pattern

What is an extended structure? 

500

What is the drawback of using a line angle model to show molecules? 

molecules are not flat so it can be hard to depict certain aspects 

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