Weather
Climate Change
Chem 1: Atoms
Chem 2: Bonding
Chem 3: Photosynthesis and CR
100

The state of the atmosphere at a specific time and location 

What is weather? 

100

Coal is an example of this type of energy resource.

What is nonrenewable? 

100

The basic unit of a chemical element. 

What is an atom? 

100

To form a chemical bond atoms must share, gain or lose this subatomic particle. 

What are electrons? 

100
This is the process that plants use to create food to grow. 

What is photosynthesis? 

200

The boundary between 2 air masses

What is front? 

200

Wind is an example of this type of resource? 

What is inexhaustible? 

200

The number of these determines an elements atomic number. 

What are protons? 
200

These are the electrons in the outermost shell of an atom. 

What are valence electrons? 

200

These are the products of photosynthesis.

What are glucose and oxygen? 

300

Air moving from high pressure to low pressure

What is Wind? 

300

This is the process which traps heat in the earth's atmosphere. 

What is greenhouse effect? 

300

This subatomic particle has a negative charge. 

What is electron? 

300

This model shows the arrangement of ALL electrons in an atom. 

What is Bohr model? 

300

These are the reactants of cellular respiration. 

What are oxygen and glucose? 
400

An air mass that forms over land? 

What is a continental airmass? 

400

This is the increase in the average temperature of the earth over a period of time. 

What is Global Warming? 

400

These 2 subatomic particles are in the nucleus of an atom. 

What are protons and neutrons? 

400

An atom that gains an electron has this charge. 

What is  -1?

400

This is the organelle where cellular respiration takes place

What is the mitochondria? 

500

The boundary between a warm air mass and a cold air mass that is not moving? 

What is a stationary front? 

500

This is the main greenhouse gas that humans have been increasing the amount over the past 200 years. 

What is carbon dioxide? 

500

This is the element symbol for potassium. (no cheating!) 

What is K? 

500

This is the number of electrons in the outer shell that an atom needs to be full. 

What is 8?

500

This is the organelle where plants "breathe" in Carbon Dioxide.  

What is the stomata?