Metals and Nonmetals
Changes in Matter
Short Answer/ Critical Thinking 1
Terminology
Terminology 2
100

Where are the metals and nonmetals on the periodic table?

Metals are to the left of the "magic staircase", nonmetals to the right of the "magic staircase"

100

What are the two kind of changes in matter?

Chemical and Physical change

100

Is breaking a pencil a chemical or physical change?

Physical change. 

100

What is a solute?

Something that gets dissolved. 
100

What are mettaloids?

Elements who have properties of both metals and nonmetals. 
200

What is the only nonmetal on the left side of the periodic table?

Hydrogen

200

What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?

In a chemical or physical change the total amount of mass does not change. 

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed. 

200

Is digesting food in your stomach a chemical or physical change?

Chemical change. 

200

What is a solvent?

Something that does the dissolving?

200

What does Homogenous mean?

Something that is the same throughout

300

What are the Noble Gasses and where are they found?

Special elements due to full outer shell of electrons found on the furthermost right column on the periodic table. 

300

If 20 grams of element A is chemically combined with 20 grams of element B, how many grams will compound AB weigh?

40grams. 

300

Is dissolving salt in water a chemical or physical change?

Physical change. 

300

What is Solubility?

The amount of solute that can dissolve in a solvent 

Ability to be dissolved

300

What does heterogeneous mean?

Something that is not the same throughout, its composition is not uniform

400

What are three characteristics of Nonmetals?

Vary in appearances, insulators for heat and electricity, gain/share or do nothing when forming compounds, low density. 

400

What are two signs you have only a physical change?

No change in types of compounds/elements, no change in chemical bonds, no change in characteristic properties, usually less energy involved
400

Jamie left out a bottle of an unknown liquid because he is irresponsible. Kyle is tasked with disposing of the liquid. Kyle pours some of the liquid over some iron and sees it reacts violently with the iron. What kind of liquid is Kyle working with ?

Some sort of acid since it reacted violently with metals. 

400

What is a solution?

Solute dissolved in a solvent. 

400

What are two characteristics of Bases?

React with nonmetals, taste bitter, and turn litmus paper blue. 

500

What are four characteristics of Metals?

Shiny luster, conduct heat & electricity, lose electrons when combining to form compounds, high density

500

What are three signs you have a chemical change?

Make or destroy compounds, break old or form new chemical bonds, form new substances with new characteristic properties, usually involves more energy (heat or electricity). 

500

When you combine baking soda and vinegar you get sodium acetate. You also see a large amount of gas bubbling when you combine the two. What is occuring?

A chemical change. 

500

What is concentration?

The amount of solute in a given amount of solvent

500

What are the three characteristics of acids we talked about?

React with metals, taste sour, and turn litmus paper red