Atoms and Elements
Compounds
Chemical Structures
Matter
Potluck
100

What is the atomic mass of the element Krypton?

84.80 amu

100

Is Oxygen O2 and example of a compound? Why or Why not?

No. Oxygen is not a compound because it is composed of only one type of particle.

100

What holds two atoms of oxygen in the molecule O2 together?

Chemical bonds are an invisible force that holds atoms of a molecule together.

100

Define Matter

Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.

100

Is it a pure substance or mixture?


1.Air

2. Water vapor

3. Salt water

Air is a mixture.

Water vapor is a pure substance.

Salt water is a mixture.

200

Substance: Iron (Fe) 


Nathan has a pile of iron flakes.


Is Iron made of atoms?

Yes, Iron is made of atoms

200

How do you represent a compound? A chemical symbol or a chemical formula?

A chemical formula

200

Fill in the Blank

When chemical bonds are broken;  a __________ ____________ takes place which results in a new and different substance.

Chemical Reaction

200

Is gold a pure substance or mixture?

Gold is a pure substance

200

How do you know that two elements will have similar chemical and physical properties?

The elements will be in the same group or column on the periodic table of elements.

300

Salt (NaCl)


Sally has a pile of salt.


Is salt made of atoms?

Is salt made of molecules or elements?

Is salt a compound?

Yes, salt is made of atoms

Salt is made of elements not molecules.

Yes, salt is a compound

300

What is the result of a chemical reaction with sodium and chloride?

What is the chemical formula?

The chemical reaction makes table salt - NaCl

300

What does a crystalline structure look like?

An organzied, repeating pattern of atoms

300

True or False?

A compound is a pure substance?

True. A compound is a pure substance. (Ex. Water, H20)

300

How do you determine the 

volume of the fish?

What is the volume of 

the fish?



Use water displacement to get the volume of the fish. The volume of the fish is 

6 ml or 6 cm3.

400

Water (H2O)


Bill has a beaker full of water. 


Is water made of atoms?

Is water made of molecules?

Is water an element?

Is water a compound?

Yes, water is made of atoms

 Yes, water is made of

  molecules.

No, water is not an element  

Yes, water is a compound

400

True or False?

A compound can be physically separated?

False, a compound cannot be physically separated.

400

Glass does not have an atomic pattern or structure that repeats. What kind of structure is  a random arrangement of atoms?

Amorphous

400

Is it Matter or Not?

1. Smog

   2. Rainbow

  1. Smog is matter

  2. A rainbow is not matter.

400

Would objects be heavier on Earth or Mars? Why?

Objects would be heavier on Earth because Earth is more massive than Mars and therefore has more gravitational pull.

500

Iron (Fe)

Salt (NaCl)


Ryan has an Iron and Salt mixture.


Is the mixture made of atoms?

Is the mixture made of molecules?

Is the mixture an element?

Is the mixture a compound?

Is the mixture a pure substance?

Yes, Iron and salt are made of atoms.

No, mixture is not made of molecules.

No, the mixture is not an element.

No, the mixture is not a compound or pure substance.

500

Element or Compound?

  1. Hydrogen (H2)

  2. Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

  3. Water (H2O)

  4. Sodium (Na)

  5. Radon (Rn)

  6. Oxygen (O2)

  1. Iron is an element

  2. Carbon Dioxide is a compound

  3. Water is a compound

  4. Element

  5. Element

  6. Element

500

Polyethylene is made of carbon and hydrogen atoms.

Polyethylene is a strong, flexible substance used to make plastic bags. Why do you think polyethylene has its particular properties.

The reason it has the properties of flexibility and strength are the arrangement of carbon and hydrogen atoms in the molecule.

500

Is it Matter or Not?

  1. Helium

  2. Air

  3. Light

  4. dirt

  1. Yes, Helium is matter

  2. Yes, air is matter

  3. No, light is energy not matter

  4. Yes, dirt is matter

500

Refer to google slides (slide 50)

Cube B is twice as dense as Cube A.

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