A&A
The measurement of acid
A mixture where two substances dissolves together
What is a solution?
A particle that has a fixed shape
What is a solid?
The overall charge of an atom
What is neutral?
What is the periodic table?
The sour substance that breaks down things usually lesson than pH 7.
What is an acid
The dissolved substance into the liquid
What is solute?
Particle/s that can flow
What are liquids and gases?
The subatomic parts of an atom
What are the protons, electrons and neutrons?
The columns on the table
What are groups?
The bitter, soapy highly soluble substance
What is base?
The process of separation that's best for insoluble substances (sand in water)
What is filtration?
5 Rules that all particles follow
What is the particle theory?
The location of the atom's mass
What is the nucleus?
The name for the rows
What are the periods?
The effect of an extreme pH level substances on metal
What is corrosive?
Mixture of 2 substances that don't dissolve.
What is suspension?
The example of aluminum foil in a cup of water is this particle rule.
What is the theory of attraction?
What is the number of protons?
The right side of the periodic table with elements that are dull, brittle and not conductors.
What are non-metals?
The act of adding a base to an acid
When a soluble substance exceeds the amount into a liquid
The particle rule that is demonstrated by boiling water or food coloring in water.
What is all particles are constantly in motion with the speed based on the level of kinetic energy?
The number of electrons in the first two orbits (roadways).
What is 2 for inner orbit and 8 for second?
The "staircase" elements
What are the metalloids or semiconductors?