Mass cannot be -
Created nor destroyed
How many atoms of Hydrogen are in the following chemical compound? H4NO2
4 atoms of Hydrogen
What are the three S's?
Size, Shape, State of Matter
Where on the periodic table can nonmetals be found?
On the right
Is a salad a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture?
Heterogeneous Mixture
Reactants
How many elements are in the following compound?
Al3(PO2)2
3 elements
What are all the evidences for a chemical change?
Color, Gas, Light, Temperature, Bubbles/Fizzing, Odor, and Precipitate.
THIS is a type of element that can be easily made into a wire and conducts electricity.
Metal
Will something with more density float, or will it sink?
It will sink
If the products in a balanced chemical equation have a mass of 843 g, what is the mass of the reactants?
843 g
How many total atoms are in the following compound?
3NO4H3
24 atoms
What is our class Mnemonic Device for chemical change evidence?
Cool Guys Like Their Big Orange Phones
An element that is malleable and lustrous is a -
Metal
What order will the following substances fall in a graduated cylinder, bottom to top?
Substance A - 1.2 g/mL
Substance B - 0.23 g/mL
Substance C - 0.832 g/mL
A, C, B
CH4 + NO2 --> CNO + 2H2O
No, it is unbalanced.
How many total atoms are in the following chemical compound?
2Fe(NO2)2
14 atoms
This is a physical change. The evidence is change in state of matter.
Which element would be best to make a frying pan? Titanium (Ti) or Carbon (C)?
Titanium (because it's a metal!)
a. a strong acid
b. a weak acid
c. a weak base
d. a strong base
What is the mass of the unknown?
2KClO3 --> 2KCl + 3O2
103 g 62.7 g ?
40.3 g
How many atoms of Carbon are in the following chemical compound?
3CaC2(CO2)2
12 atoms of Carbon
Two liquids were combined. The combination turned green and bubbles formed. Is this a physical or chemical change, and WHY?
This is a chemical change. The evidence is color, bubbles, and gas.
An unknown element sometimes conducts electricity and is brittle. Is it a metal, nonmetal, or metalloid?
Metalloid
Which substance is more acidic: battery acid (pH = 0.8) or stomach acid (pH = 1.5)?
Battery acid