WHMIS
HHPS
Particles
Properties
Periodic Table
100

What does WHMIS stand for? 

Workplace Hazardous Material Information Symbols 

100

What does HHPS stand for? 

Hazardous Household Product Symbols

100

What is the particle theory of matter?

the description about how everything is made of particles 

100

What is the definition of a physical property? 

Description of the appearance of the object

100

What are the columns called in the periodic table? 

Groups 

200

What is the symbol that has a skull on crossbones on it? 

Posion 

200

What does red mean? 

Danger

200
What is the 1st principle of the particle theory? 

all matter is made of small particles

200

What is the definition of a chemical property? 

Describing the characteristics of a chemical

200
What is the rows called? 

Periods

300

What does the symbol with a tree and a dead fish mean? 

Environmental hazard

300

What does yellow mean? 

Caution
300

What is the 2nd principle of the theory? 

all particles are made of the same substance

300

What are the properties of a metal? 

Shiny 

Good conductors 

Solids

300

What is the family group called in group 1? 

Alkali metals

400

What does the o with a flame on top of it mean? 

Oxidizing

400

What does orange mean? 

Warning
400
What is the 3rd principle of the theory? 

There are spaces between the particles and they are always moving. 

400

What are the properties of non-metals? 

Not good conductors

Dull

Solid, liquid or gas form

400

What is the family called in group 2? 

Alkaline earth metals

500

What does the exclamation mark mean? 

may cause health or environmental effects
500

What red, orange and yellow symbols for HHPS?

Red: octagon

Orange: diamond

Yellow: upside down triangle

500

What is the last principle of the theory? 

particles are attracted to each other

500

What is an element and a compound? 

Element: made up of one type of atom 

Compound: made up of 2 or more elements

500

What are the last two families called in group 17 and 18?

Halogens and Noble Gases