Density
Elements and Compounds
Measurements
Changes
Other
100

What is needed to calculate density and what is the formula? 

Mass and Volume.

D=M/V

100

What are elements? What are compounds?

Elements are pure substances made of one type of atom that can't be broken down. Compounds are pure substances made of two or more elements. 

100

What is longer? 10km or 100,000m

100,000m

100

What is a physical change?

A change to a substance that DOES NOT form a new substance. 
100

What leter in the chemical symbol is always lowercase?

The second letter.

200

What is the density of an object that has a volume of 7ml and a mass of 56g 

8g/ml 

200

How do you determine the number of elements in a compound? How many Elements are in the compound NaHCO3

Count the capital letters. 4 

200

Define Volume.

The amount of space an object takes up.

200

What is a chemical change?

A change in a substance that forms a new substance

200

Define a mixture.

Made of different types of molecules that are not chemically combined.

300

Calculate the density of a box with the dimensions 10cm x 5cm x 2cm and a mass off 1,500g

15g/cm3

300

What is the smallest particle of matter?

The Atom 

300

A rock was dropped into 22ml of water and rose it up to 58. What is the volume of the rock?

36ml

300

True or false: chemical changes can be reveresed through physical changes.

False

300

What element is present in all four of Earth's spheres? 

Oxygen 

400

A ball with a mass of 27 grams was dropped into a graduated cylinder and raised the volume from 50ml of 59ml. What is it’s density. 

3g/ml 

400

What three things can you find out about an element by looking at the periodic table?

Name, symbol, and atomic number 

400

What tools are used to find an objects volume.

Graduated cylinder and a ruler

400

What must happen in every chemical reaction?

A new substance must be formed

400

Not including Oxygen, what are the most abundant elements in each sphere?

Atmosphere-Nitrogen Hydrosphere-Hydrogen

Lithosphere-Silicon Biopshere-Carbon

500

In what order would the following liquids be layered from top to bottom in a graduated cylinder?

Water (1g/ml)

Milk (1.03g/ml)

Corn Syrup (1.33g/ml)

Baby Oil (0.83g/ml)


Baby Oil, Water, Milk, Corn Syrup 

500

What properties of elements are used to identify metals, nonmetals, and metalloids 

Malleability, conductivity and luster/shiny 

500

Find the volume of a box with the dimensions 11m x 7m x 3m

231m3

500

What are the five pieces of evidence of a chemical change?

Production of gas, production of light/heat, formation of a precipitate, color change, and temperature change.

500

How many naturally occuring elements are there?

92