Chemical Symbols
Counting Atoms
Chemical Equation
Science Challenge
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100

An element has an atomic number of 8. What element is it? 

oxygen

100

In the formula 3H₂O, how many Oxygen atoms are there?

What is 3

100

Where is the coeffcient located?

in the front

100

Compound is two or more substances combined

True

200

can an elements be broken down into simpler substances using ordinary chemical reactions?

Nope

200

In the compound CHO₂C, how many total atoms are present?

What is 4

200

Where are the subscripts located

bottom right of element

200

Molecules are made of the same element 

true

200

(-200 or +200 )

A mystery substance contains 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom in every molecule. It can be separated into hydrogen and oxygen only through a chemical reaction. 

is the substance an element, compound, or mixture. Explain how you know 

compound. It contains two different elements that are chemically bonded in a fixed ratio of 2:1.

300

What is the chemical symbol for Silicon?


Si

300

In the chemical formula C₆H₁₂O₆, how many total atoms are present?

What is 24

300

Where are the products located

to the right

300

Pure substances are able to be broken down?

False

300

Mystery Substance: C2H5OH (+300 or -300)

1. How many different elements are present 

2. how many total atoms are present in one molecule?

3. Is it an element of compound? 

1. 3 elements- carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

2. 9 total atoms-2 C+6 H+1 O

3. compound

400

an unknown substance contains only one type of atom. Is it automatically a compound?

no it is an element 

400

How total atoms are in the formula 2N₂H₄?


What is 12? 

400

where are the reactants located

left side

400

A substance contains hydrogen and oxygen atoms that are chemically bonded. is it an element or compound?

compound

500

What is the significance of the coefficient in a chemical formula?

Number of Molecules

500

In the formula 3MgCl₂S, how many total atoms are in the compound?

What is 12

500

What do the numbers in front of chemical formulas tell you?

a. the number of elements

b. the number of molecules or atoms involved

c. the atomic number

d. the mass of the element 

B

500

What is the Law of Conservation of Mass

Substances cannot be created or destroyed and atoms stay the same and new substances are formed