General Knowledge
Matter
Bonding
Kitchen Sink
pH
100

What number is the metric system based on?

10

100

Name the five phases of matter in order of lowest energy to highest.

Bose-Einstein, solid, liquid, gas, plasma

100

Name the bond that involves sharing electrons.

covalent

100

What is the symbol for gold?

Au

100

Why is the H in pH capitalized?

represents hydrogen

200

Which variable is the response to a change?  It's also known as the responding variable. 

dependent variable

200

Name the three subatomic particles.

proton, neutron, electron

200

Which bond(s) involves a metal and a nonmetal? covalent and/or ionic 

ionic

200

What tool is used to measure the volume of a fluid, and it is used for water displacement?

graduated cylinder

200

What range is the pH scale?

0-14

300

Which axis on a graph would you place the dependent variable?

Y-axis

300

Identify the charges of the three subatomic particles.

proton = +, neutron = 0, electron=-

300

Which subatomic particle is involved in bonding?

electrons (valence)

300

What variable is used as a point of comparison (benchmark) in an experiment?

control

300

What number is considered neutral?

7

400

How many milliliters are in a liter?

1000

400

What is the most basic substance in matter?

element

400

What is the goal of substances in bonding?

to fill its outer shell with electrons

400

What theory states that all matter is constantly in motion?

kinetic theory

400
Which number is the strongest base?   1,6,8, or 13

13

500

State the Law of Conservation of Mass & Energy.

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed.  It can only be converted.

500

What forms of matter are considered pure?  element, mixture, compound

element & compound

500

What rule dictates the necessity of the outer shell to have outer  8 electrons?

Octet

500

Identify how many milliliters and how many cubic centimeters one gram of dihydrogen monoxide would equal.  

   1 g   = ___?__   mL = ___?__ cm3

1 g = 1 mL = 1cm3

500

What is another name for a hydrogen ion?

proton