Acids & Bases
Atomic Structure
Periodic Table
Thinking Questions
Bonds & Reactions
100

Lemons, vinegar, and tomato juice are examples of what?

Acids

100

The sum of protons and neutrons equals what?

Atomic mass

100

Who developed a simplified model of the atom?

Niels Bohr

100

Why do atoms usually have no charge?

Protons equal electrons

100

Attraction between charged ions forms what?

Ionic bond

200

A slippery feeling is a property of what?

Bases

200

In a normal atom, electrons equal what particle?

Protons

200

Who developed the periodic table?

Dmitri Mendeleev

200

What do elements in the same group have in common?

Same number of electrons in the outer shell

200

When atoms share electrons, the bond is called what?

Covalent bond

300

What can you use to determine the concentration of acids or bases in a solution?

The pH scale

300

The atomic number tells the number of what?

Protons

300

Who if the "Father of Modern Chemistry?"

Robert Boyle

300

Which group of elements is considered stable and why?

The noble gases because they have a full outer shell of electrons

300

What type of reaction breaks compounds apart?

Decomposition reaction

400

Baking soda, soap, and bleach are examples of what?

Bases

400

H₂CO₃ contains how many carbon atoms?

one

400

Which scientist is associated with atomic theory and gases?

Robert Boyle

400

What does a chemical reaction between an acid and a base produce?

salt and water

400

What type of reaction builds new compounds?

Synthesis reaction

500

What could help relieve a fire ant's acidic bite, and why?

A paste made of baking soda, toothpaste, or an antacid paste; because a base neutralizes the acid

500

Why is atomic mass an approximation?

Neutrons can vary (isotopes)

500

Who studied atoms using the gold foil experiment?

Ernest Rutherford

500

How is the hydrangea like litmus paper?

An acidic soil will produce pink flowers just as litmus paper turns red in an acid. A basic soil will turn the blossoms blue just as litmus paper turns blue in a base.

500

Explain why all compounds are molecules but not all molecules are compounds.

There are different types of molecules. Some molecules are produced when atoms of the same element combine. Others are produced when atoms of two or more different elements combine through a chemical reaction. Compounds are a kind of molecule produced as a result of a chemical change (chemical reaction).