A rule that describes a repeatable pattern in nature. Explains how or why an event takes place, is based on repeated observation and can be revised through the scientific inquiry process
What is a Scientific Law
100
Has particles that are attracted to each other but move freely and forms when gas condenses
What is a liquid
100
a mixture in which you can see the parts that make it up
What is a heterogeneous mixture
100
How is the periodic table organized? WHy are they in the order they're in?
What is Atomic Number
100
the 3 kinds of bonds atoms make
What is covalent, ionic and metallic
200
Explains how or why an event occurs, based on knowledge gained from many observations and investigations. Based on repeated observations and can be modified based on the scientific inquiry process
What is Scientific Theory
200
Its particles are strongly attracted and just wiggle. They can be amorphous or crystalline.
What is a solid
200
the parts of an atom
What are protons, neutrons and electrons
200
the rows of the table are called periods. What do the the period numbers tell you about an atom?
What is the number of energy levels (electron shells)
200
when elements make ionic bonds the metal always...
What is lose electrons
300
What is the correct way to convert this measurement into scientific notation?
7,050,000,000 km
What is 7.05 x 10 9
300
Without any definite shape of volume this state has the most kinetic energy
What is a gas
300
What kind of mixture is sugar water solution
What is homogeneous
300
The most reactive group of metals on the table
What are the Alkali Metals
300
the kind of bond made between two non metals
What is covalent
400
The accepted density of Lead is 11.34 g/mL
Which measurement(s) are accurate?
sample A. 10.28 g/mL
sample B. 10.31 g/mL
sample C. 11.35 g/mL
sample D 10.21 g/mL
Which of the Lead samples are accurate?
What is sample C 11.35 g/mL
400
The name for the process of a gas skipping the liquid state and turning into a solid
What is deposition
400
If you added a proton to Oxygen (O - atomic number 8) What would you have?
What is Flourine
400
The least reactive group on the table
What are Noble Gases
400
The kind of bond Calcium forms with Sulfur?
What is ionic
500
Name one of the results of Scientific Inquiry?
What is
Answers to Questions
New Objects or Events
New Materials & Technology
500
the order of states of matter from highest to lowest thermal energy
What is gas, liquid, solid
500
How many neutrons does the isotope, Flourine 20 (F) have?
What is 11
500
maleable, conducts, ductile, shiny
What are properties of metals
500
When Calcium (group 2) becomes stable in an ionic bond what will its charge be?