Classification of Matter
Periodic Trends
Element Identification
Family Names
Chemical and Physical Properties
100

Is ice a element, compound, or mixture?

Compound

100

Which is bigger: Na or K

K

100

Period 2 element with 7 valence electrons.

Fluorine

100

This broad block of metallic elements spans Groups 3 through 12 in the central region of the periodic table.

Transition Metals
100

Is salt dissolving in water a physical or chemical change?

Physical Change

200

True or false: You can not physically separate a mixture

FALSE

200

Which has a higher electronegativity: N or P

Nitrogen

200

Period 6, Group 7

Re

200

This family of extremely unreactive gases occupies the far right edge of the periodic table.

Noble Gases

200

Is silver tarnishing a physical or chemical change?

Chemical Change 

300

True or false: Compounds are pure substances

TRUE

300

Which has high ionization energy: Sr or Ca?

Calcium

300

Period 4 element with 3 valence electrons.

Gallium 

300

This group of reactive metallic elements occupies Group 2 of the periodic table.

Alkaline Earth Metals

300

Is length an intensive or extensive property?

Extensive

400

What term describes the following definition: non-uniform in composition and you can see the different parts

Heterogenous mixture

400

Which family is NOT included on electronegativity?

Noble Gases

400

Fill in the blanks: The charge of metals are _________ and the charge of nonmetals are ___________.

The charge of metals are positive and the charge of nonmetals are negative.

400

Which element is not included in the same column as the Alkali Metals?

Argon

400

Is toxicity a chemical or physical property?

Chemical property

500
Are you adding or removing energy when going from a solid to a gas?

Adding energy

500

Would an element that has a positive or negative charge have high electronegativity?

Negative Charge
500

No electronegativity, period 3

Argon

500

Which of the following is NOT a metalloid: As, Si, Al, Po

Aluminum 

500

Iron rusting in moist air

Chemical change

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