Atomic Theory
Periodic Table
Acids & Bases
Lab Safety
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100
The charge of an electron is...

Negative

100

These horizontal rows on the periodic table tell you the number of electron shells an atom has

What are periods?

100

These substances are known for their sour taste and their ability to turn blue litmus paper red

What are Acids?

100

This piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn at all times to protect your vision from splashes.

What are Safety Glasses/Goggles?

100

What does this acronym stand for: BFND

Bobcat Fight Never Dies!

200

True or False: the mass of an electron is greater than a proton and a neutron

False!!!

200

These Group 18 elements are "snobby" and don't react with others because they have a full outer shell.

What are Noble Gases?

200

This is the characteristic taste of acids, commonly found in foods like lemons and vinegar

What is sour?

200

This is the correct way to smell a chemical in the lab without inhaling dangerous vapors directly

What is Wafting?

200

What is the molar mass of CO2?

44.0 g/mol

300

This Greek philosopher was the first to propose that matter was made of tiny, indivisible particles called "atomos"

Who is Democritus?

300

Which scientist/s major contribution was development of the periodic table based on the arrangement of elements by their properties and atomic mass?

Who is Dmitri Mendeleev?
300

This is the pH value of a perfectly neutral substance, such as pure distilled water

What is 7?

300

What is a lab material that would NOT be used in the event that a student's clothing caught fire?

Eyewash station

300

In nuclear __________, atomic nuclei split during a reaction and in nuclear _________, atomic nuclei collide during a reaction

fission; fusion

400

Often called the "Father of Modern Atomic Theory," he proposed that all atoms of a given element are identical in mass and properties.

Who is John Dalton?

400

Elements that show properties of both metals and nonmetals are classified as this

What are Metalloids?
400

If a substance has a pH of exactly 7, it is described by this term:

What is "neutral"?

400

If a chemical splashes into your eyes, you should use this station for a minimum of 15 to 20 minutes.

What is the Eye Wash Station?

400

Why is water considered to be the "universal solvent"?

Water dissolves more chemicals, both inorganize and organize, than any other solvent

500

Name all three of the subatomic particles inside of an atom, with their charges and their masses

Proton: positive, mass of 1

Neutron: neutral, mass of 1

Electron: negative, mass of 0

500

These Group 1 metals are extremely reactive and soft enough to cut with a butter knife

What are Alkali Metals?

500

This property of strong acids and bases allows them to "eat away" at surfaces or skin through chemical action.

What is "corrosive"?

500

True or False: Before starting a lab, long hair should be tied back

True!

500

What is Ms. Bush's first name?

Hannah