Atoms
Isotopes
Ions
Types of compounds
Matter
100

found in the nucleus of an atom

what is a proton and neutron? 

100

Same number of Protons different number of neutrons

What is an Isotope?

100

same mass different number of electrons

What is an Ion?

100

formed through the transfer of electrons

What is an ionic compound?

100

anything that has mass and takes up space 

What is Matter

200

An element with 11 electrons

What is Sodium 

200

Does not change in an isotope

What is the atomic number/number of protons?

200

They are trying to be stable like the closest noble gas

Why do elements become ions?

200

DAILY DOUBLE

a soft compound that shares electrons and composed of nonmetals 

What is a covalent compound?

200

separates a solid and a liquid 

What is filtration?

300

Discovered the electron

Who was JJ Thomson?

300

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!

An Isotope that contains 6 protons and 8 neutrons 

What is Carbon-14?

300

An element in period 3 that loses two electrons 

What is Mg? 

300

contains a mobile sea of electrons

what is a metallic bond?

300

Used to find the volume of an irregular shaped object 

Daily Double

What is water displacement?

400

Are considered electrically neutral 

what is an atom/what is an element with the same amount of protons and electrons?

400

is a sum of all naturally occurring isotopes 

What is atomic mass?

400

An element that has 13 protons and 10 electrons

What is Al3+

400
metals and ionic compounds that dissolve in water

What kind of compounds conduct electricity?

400

used to separate two liquids based on boiling point

What is distillation?

500

discovered the atom is mostly empty space

Who was Rutherford?

500

Boron 11 because it is closer to 10.81 

Which Isotope of Boron exists more in nature?

500

Because they have the same amount of valence electrons

Why do elements in the same group act similarly? 

500

movable ions/electrons

What causes a substance to conduct electricity?

500

doesn't change even if the size of the substances changes  

What is an intensive property