Atoms and Molecules
Chemical Reactions
Periodic Table
Periodic Table II
Misc
100

Two or more atoms chemically bonded together

Molecule

100

Two or more substances that combine and form a new chemical reaction

Reactants

100

The Periodic Table is organized by Row and...

Column

100

An abbreviation for the name of an Element

Chemical/Atomic Symbol

100

A subatomic particle with no charge, located at the center of the Nucleus

Neutron

200

A positively charged subatomic particle.

Proton

200

A change in the state of matter (no new substance is formed)

Physical Change

200

A row is also called a...

Period

200

Elements that are good conductors of electricity and generally solid at room temperature

Metals

200

When two or more substances' atoms are rearranged and formed it is called...

Reaction

300

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

Matter

300

The end result of two or more substances being combined in a chemical reaction

Products

300

Groups/columns are arranged according to their...

Common properties/characteristics

300

Elements that do not share many properties with other elements and often "don't mingle with others"

Gases / Nonmetals

300

The Periodic Table was first developed by...

Dmitri Mendeleev

400

The basic unit of an Element.

Atom

400

Chemicals combine to cause new substances to be formed

Chemical Change

400

On the Periodic Table, which elements are the most reactive?

Farther left in the Groups and farther down the Rows

400

Silicon is an example of which type of element/group on the Periodic Table

Metalloids

400

Resources that are made from decayed plants and animals are called...

Fossil Fuels

500

The subatomic particle(s) that are not considered part of the Element's atomic weight/mass.

Electrons

500

Characteristics of matter that allow them to be identified and grouped/arranged accordingly

Properties

500

If an Element has an atomic mass of 48.071, and it's atomic number is 24, what is the number of protons?

24 (or 24.071)

500

Repeating rows on the Periodic Table that demonstrate patterns of how elements are arranged

Periods

500

Please state all three original states of matter.

Solids, Liquid, Gas

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