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100

Why did models of the atom change over time?

as new technology develops, more detailed views provide scientists with better evidence for what the atom looks like

100

Of this list, which items represent a CHEMICAL property?

Density, Flammability, boiling point, acidity (pH), malleability, reactivity with water, mass, combustibility

flammability, acidity, reactivity with water, combustibility

100

Elements in the same group have similar ___

chemical/reactive behaviors

100

Potential or Kinetic?

Which category would the following fall into:

1) chemical, elastic, and gravitational?

2) radiant, sound, thermal, electrical

1) potential

2) kinetic

100

What are 5 indications that a chemical change has occurred?

color change

production of a gas

an odor change

heat absorbed/given off

production of light/sound

precipitate is formed

200

What are the 5 parts of an atom AND what is their charge/location?

Nucleus (center of atom with neutrons and protons)

Electron clouds (outside of nucleus with electrons)

Proton (positive, in nucleus)

Neutron (neutral, in nucleus)

Electron (negative, in electron cloud)

200

What makes up the bonds that hold molecules and compounds together?

electromagnetic forces between the atoms' opposite charges (protons of one atom and electrons of the other atom)

200

 What is the:

name of this element?

atomic number of this element?

atomic mass of this element?

number of protons of this element?

number of neutrons of this element?

carbon

6

12

6

6

200

Describe the energy transformation in the following: (3 steps)

turning a flashlight on to see in the dark

1) chemical energy from the battery changes into 2) electrical energy that gets transformed into 3) radiant energy

200

Why do noble gases rarely form compounds with other elements?

noble gases are chemically stable because they have full valence electrons clouds/energy levels

300

What is the difference between groups and periods on the periodic table?

Groups are the vertical columns and members have similar reactivity/chemical properties with the same number of valence electrons

Periods are the horizontal rows and members have the same number of electron clouds

300

What is a chemical reaction?

a process in which one or more substances are combined in such a way that NEW SUBSTANCES are formed when bonds are broken and re-formed
300

On the periodic table, where can you find these:

metals?

nonmetals?

metalloids?

left of the stairs

right of the stairs

on the stairs

300

Identify each type of heat transfer:

1) radiation

2) convection

3) conduction

300

What are the negative environmental impacts of using fossil fuels?  (give 3)

1) release CO2 in the air, increasing greenhouse gasses and global warming

2) air pollution that leads to respiratory issues

3) habitat destruction/disturbances through mining and drilling

4) takes millions of years to replace them so they can't be replaced as fast as they are used

400

Where are the most chemically reactive elements on periodic table found?

In groups 1 and 17

400

What is the difference between IONIC and COVALENT bonds?

ionic bonds form between a metal and a nonmetal when electrons are transferred

covalent bonds form between 2 or more nonmetals when electrons are shared

400
Compare the characteristics of metals and nonmetals.

Metals:  shiny (lustrous), malleable, ductile, solids, conducts heat and electricity, high melting point


Nonmetals:  dull, solids/liquids/gases, poor conductors of heat/electricity, low melting point, brittle

400

What happens to the quantity of one type of energy when it is transformed into another type of energy?  For example, when a roller coaster begins to move down the first high hill...

The first form of energy begins to decrease as the second form of energy begins to increase

Ex: PE decreases as KE increases

400

What do the following scientific laws state:

1) Law of Conservation of Mass

2) Law of Conservation of Energy

1) LoCoM:  during a chemical reaction, the mass of the reactants must ALWAYS equal the mass of the products


2) LoCoE:  energy is neither created or destroyed, it only changes from one form to another

500

According to the Kinetic Molecular Theory, which state of matter has the highest kinetic energy and how does this affect its volume?

Gas has the highest kinetic energy because its atoms/molecules are moving the fastest, which increases the distance between them causing the volume to increase

500

Balance the following equation:

__CH+  __O -->  __CO +  __H2O

Coefficients IN ORDER:

1, 2,  1,  2

500

On which side of a chemical equation will you find:

1) reactants

2) products

1) left side of the arrow

2) right side of the arrow

500

Look at the image, then answer the questions:

1) Which cup A or B has more thermal energy?  How do you know?

2) Which cup C or D will heat up faster?  How do you know?

1) B has more thermal energy than A because it is hotter and molecules are moving faster

2) C will heat up faster than D because it has less mass

500

At which temperature is there the least amount of kinetic energy?

approximately 24oC (less than 25oC)