Atoms, Elements, Compounds
Chemical Symbols & Formula
Mixtures
Chemical Reactions
Physical & Chemical Changes
100

What is everything around us made of?

Atoms

100

What chemical symbol represents oxygen?

O

100

What is a mixture?

Two or more substances physically combined, not chemically bonded.

100

What are reactants?

The substances that take part in a chemical reaction.

100

Does a physical change form a new substance?

No

200

What is an element?

A pure substance made from one type of atom


200

In the formula CO₂, which elements are present?

Carbon and Oxygen

200

Is fruit salad homogeneous or heterogeneous?

Heterogenous

200

What are products?

The new substances formed in a chemical reaction.

200

Is melting chocolate a physical or chemical change?

Physical

300

What is a compound?

A substance made from two or more different elements

300

In H₂O, how many hydrogen atoms are shown?

2 Hydrogen atoms

300

Why is cordial mixed completely with water a homogeneous mixture?

Because the particles are evenly spread and the mixture has one appearance.

300

In the reaction carbon + oxygen → carbon dioxide, what is the product?

Carbon dioxide.

300

Name two signs that a chemical reaction may have occurred.

Examples: gas produced, colour change, temperature change, light produced, sound produced, new solid formed.

400

Why is Oxygen gas, ( O₂ ) still considered an element even though it is two atoms joined together?

Both atoms are the same type, meaning it is still a pure substance

400

What does the small number 3 mean in the formula NH₃?

There are three hydrogen atoms.

400

What is the difference between a solution and a suspension?

In a solution, the solute dissolves evenly and does not settle. In a suspension, particles do not dissolve and may settle over time.

400

In the reaction magnesium + acid → salt + hydrogen, name one reactant and one product.

Reactant: magnesium or acid. Product: salt or hydrogen.

400

Why is rusting iron a chemical change?

Iron reacts with oxygen to form a new substance: rust, or iron oxide.

500

Explain one key difference between a compound and an element referring to their particles

An element contains only one type of atom, while a compound contains two or more different types of atoms chemically bonded together.

500

A molecule contains 1 carbon atom and 4 hydrogen atoms. What is its chemical formula?

CH₄

500

Why can mixtures usually be separated using physical methods?

Because the substances are not chemically bonded together.

500

Explain why products in a chemical reaction are different from the reactants.

Bonds between atoms break and new bonds form, creating new substances with different properties.

500

Give three examples of physical changes.

Examples: melting, freezing, dissolving, cutting, crushing, boiling, evaporating.