Density
History
Substances/Mixtures
States of Matter
Subatomic Particles
100

the formula for density

d = m/V

100

First came up with the concept of the atom and called it "indivisible"

Democritus

100

An example of a homogeneous mixture

Various (any mixture where you can't see the separate components)

100

The state of matter with the lowest energy (of the 3 main states)

solid

100

The type of subatomic particle that affects the element name

proton

200

what density measures

the amount of stuff (mass) in a certain area (volume)

200

One of the two scientists who proposed our currently accepted model of the atom: The Electron Cloud Model

Schrodinger or Heisenberg

200

An example of a compound

various (a pure substance made of 2 or more different elements bonded together)

200

Name of the transition from solid to liquid

melting

200

What mass number counts

protons + neutrons

300

The density of water

1 g/mL

300

Where the vast majority of the mass in an atom is located

The nucleus (in the center)

300

example of a chemical property

reactivity or flammability

300

The fourth state of matter, which is actually the most abundant in the universe

plasma

300

This family of elements must be in brackets when abbreviating an electron configuration

noble gases

400

standard unit of density for solids

g/cm3

400

He proposed the planetary model of the atom

Bohr

400

example of a physical change

various (any change that doesn't change the identity of the substance)

400

Name of the transition from solid directly to gas

sublimation

400

The number of electrons that a p subshell can hold

6

500

He used water displacement to help a king sniff out a scammy crown

Archimedes

500

He discovered electrons using a cathode ray

Thomson

500

example of a chemical change

various (any change that results in a new substance)
500

Formation of frost directly from water vapor is an example of this transition between states of matter

deposition

500

The number of valence electrons halogens have

7

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