Elements
Bonds
Properties of Water
Acids & Bases
10

C

Carbon

10

A bond formed when two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons

Covalent Bond

10

Water is a ________ molecule because it has opposite charges (+, -) on opposite ends.

Polar

10

The scale that measures how acidic or basic a solution is. 

pH Scale

20

Na

Sodium

20

Electrons in the outermost energy level are called what?

Valence Electrons

20

Placing drops of water on a penny demonstrates which property of water?

Cohesion

20

0-6 on the pH scale

Acids 

30

H

Hydrogen

30

An atom or molecule with an electrical charge (positive or negative).

Ion

30

Placing a paper clip on the surface of water and observing it float demonstrates which property of water?

Surface Tension

30

7 on the pH scale

Neutral 

40

P

Phosphorus

40

Positive and negative charges ___________ one another.

Attract

40

Water molecules are held together by this type of bond.

Hydrogen Bonds

40

Coffee, Cola, Vinegar, and Lemon Juice 

Acids 

50

N

Nitrogen

50

The type of bond when an element loses or gains an electron. 

Ionic Bond

50

When two or more atoms bond together they form a ____________. Water is an example. 

Molecule

50

When the solution contains more Hydroxide (OH-) Ions

Base

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