Terms and Definitions
States of Matter
Atoms
Acids and Bases
Chemical and Physical Changes
100

The smallest chemical unit of matter. 

What is an atom?

100

If a scientist adds heat to a liquid material so that it becomes gas, what do call the temperature at which this happens? 

What is the boiling point?

100

Atoms are made up of these three basic particles.

What are neutrons, protons, and electrons?

100

The three basic properties of acids are:

What are the three basic properties of acids? They are:

1. They taste sour.

2. They can conduct electricity when added to water.

3.They donate hydrogen ions. 

100

Matter is able to ____________. Chemists classify the changes that matter undergoes into two categories:

_______________________ and ____________________________

What are changephysical change and chemical change?

200

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

What is matter?

200

Matter exists in these three basic states.

What are solids, liquids, and gases?

200

Atoms of the same element behave in a ______________way.

similar?

200

The three major properties of bases are 

1.

2.

3.

What are the three major properties of bases? They are:

1. They taste chalky and bitter.

2. They feel slippery to the touch when they are dissolved in water.

3.They receive hydrogen ions. 

200

Shredding a piece of paper into small pieces is an example of ___________ _______________.

What is physical change?

300

A change in which the atoms or molecules in substance stay the same.

What is a physical change?

300

In the early 1950s, this fourth state of matter was added to the basic states of matter.

What is plasma?

300

The atomic number is the number of ___________ the element's atom possesses. 

What are protons?

300

Bleach is an example of a ________ on the pH scale.

What is a base?

300

Cooking an egg is an example of ________________ ___________________.

What is chemical change?

400

Two or more atoms linked together to make a subtance with unique properties. 

What is a molecule?

400

The temperature a liquid becomes a solid is called its ________________________.

What is a freezing point?

400

In an ionic bond in a sodium chloride molecule, chlorine takes the ____________from sodium, resulting in 8 total ____________in its third energy level. 

What is/are electron(s)?

400

Lemon juice is an example of an ____________ on the pH scale.

What is an acid?

400

Mixing a glass of lemonade is an example of _________________________ ______________.

What is physical change?

500

A substance that contains different compounds and/or elements.

What is a mixture?

500

Humans are made up of these states of matter.

What are solids, liquids, and gases.

500

This atom makes up almost 74% of the atoms in our Milky Way Galaxy.

What are hydrogen atoms?

500

pH means _______________ for _______________

What are potential and hydrogen?

500

Brewing coffee is an example of a ________________ _____________________.

What is a physical change?

Roasting coffee beans is an example of chemical change. Grinding coffee beans is an example of physical change. 

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