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100

Substances that make up a _____ may or may not retain their original properties

Mixture

100

1,000,000,000

Giga (G)

100

What word did Democritus give to the building blocks of matter?

atom

100

Horizontal rows on the periodic table?

periods

200

_____ have fixed compositions (always the same element arrangement)

Compound

200

1,000

Kilo (k)

200

What didn't prove Democritus theories?

no experimentation

200

Patterns repeating on the periodic table

Periodic Law

300

A mixture that contains some particles that are intermediate in size between the small particles in a solution and the larger particles in a suspension.

Colloid

300

10

Deka (da)

300

According to Aristotle, what four elements made up everything else?

fire, earth, air, and water

300

Mendeleev's arrangement of the periodic table

in order of increasing atomic mass

400

A substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances.

Element

400

1/10

Deci (d)

400

What conclusions were made by Dalton about compounds?

compounds contain atoms of more than one element

400

What are three ways elements can be classified on the periodic table?

1. solid, liquid, gas
2. natural or made in a lab
3. metal, nonmetal

500

A homogeneous mixture where substances are dissolved.

Solution

500

1/1,000

Milli (m)

500

Who's idea did Dalton revive?

Democritus

500

What do fluorine, chlorine, and iodine all have in common?

-All nonmetals
-All halogens
-All 7 valence electrons

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