Particle Diagrams
Chemical and Physical Properties and Changes
Chemical Reactions
History of the Atom
Parts of the Atom and Isotopes
100

Draw a particle diagram for an element

All the same shape/size/color

100

Melting Point, Flammability, Color are examples of this in general

Physical Property

100

In a chemical reaction these substances are on the left side of the yields arrow

reactants

100

Scientist who discovered the nucleus and protons did this experiment

Gold Foil Experiment

100

This number identifies a particular element. For example, bromine's is 35.

Atomic Number or number of protons

200

Draw a particle diagram of a compound

Two different shapes or colors or sizes touching

200

Wood burning is an example of this

chemical reaction or change

200

A substance is in this state of matter when it is the solute dissolved in water solvent

Aqueous (aq)

200

Thomson improved Daltons model by including these two areas in an atom

A positive region with negative particles throughout

200

The vast majority of an atom's mass is due to these two particles and make up the mass number.

proton and neutron

300

Draw a particle diagram of a mixture with one element and a 2-element compound

Element is one size/color/shape

Compound is 2 different sizes/colors/shapes touching

element and compound not touching

300

Mass, length, volume are examples of this kind of physical property

Extensive

300

The substances on the right side of the yields arrow are known as this

products

300

In the Planetary Model, electrons are located here

In orbits around the nucleus

300

An isotope of phosphorus is phosphorus-32. It has this many neutrons.

17
400

Draw a heterogeneous mixture with a solid in a liquid

Solid particles are close together and touching each other, not touching the liquid

Liquid a series of particles around the solid and the particles are not touching each other or only a few are touching

400

Freezing water into ice is an example of this kid of change

physical change

400

The Law that states that mass is neither created nor destroyed is known as this

Law of conservation of mass

400

He was the first scientist to give a name to the smallest unit of matter which he called Atomos

Democritus
400

Isotopes of the same element all have this number of things in common

the number of protons

500

Draw a homogeneous mixture of two gases

Uniform distribution of particles

2 different sizes/shapes/colors

500

Density, melting point, odor are examples of this kind of physical property

Intensive

500

A student is filtering a mixture of sand and water. The mixture had a mass of 15.5 g and the amount of water collected was 10.7 g. The sand had a mass of this.

4.8 g

500

James Chadwick slightly improved Rutherford's model by including this subatomic particle in the nucleus because it also attributed to the mass of an atom

Neutron

500

The mass number for a particular element is not on the periodic table, but the average atomic mass is. The average atomic mass is used for this reason.

The average is a weighted average that takes into account that percent abundance of each isotope present in the sample/universe.

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