Atoms
Chemistry Trivia
Periodic Table
Matter
Scientists
Trivia Pt. 2
100

 

_________ is defined as the basic unit of a chemical element, which cannot be broken down further.

 

Atom

100

What is the symbol for Iron?

Fe

100

Which year was the periodic table invented?

A. 1868

B. 1869

C. 1870

B. 1869

100

The ancient Egyptian word "khēmia" means:  

transmutation of earth

100

Which Greek philosopher hypothesized that everything we see is made of very small, indivisible units?

 Democritus  

100

Water is made up of hydrogen and what else?

Oxygen

200

Which Greek word can be used to describe a particle that could not be further subdivided?

Atomos  

200

What is the symbol for Silver?

Ag

200

Although there is helium on Earth, it was first discovered by observing which planet?

The Sun

200

What are the 3 states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas

200

Which scientist created the model of the atom?

Niels Bohr

200

Bronze is a mix of how many metals?

2

300

___________ is the center of an atom.

Nucleus

300

Which element is the lightest?

Hydrogen

300
How is the periodic table organized?

By their properties

300

What is the 4th state of matter?

Plasma

300

Which English Chemist was known for introducing the atomic theory?

John Dalton

300

What 2 metals make up Bronze?

A. Copper & Tin

B. Copper & Silver 

C. Copper & Gold

A. Copper & Tin

400

Name that particle:

Which particles in the nucleus of an atom have a positive (+) electric charge?

Protons  

400
True or False. The Eiffel Tower is taller in summer than it is in the winter. 

TRUE!

Metals expand as they are heated, and this can cause metal structures to stretch with temperature changes.

400

There are ______ elements on the periodic table.

A. 80

B. 99

C. 118

C. 118

400

What are the 3 properties of Matter?

Density, Mass, & Volume

400

Which scientist discovered the electron?

J.J. Thompson

400

Where do most minerals come from?

A. Earth's surface

B. Earth's atmosphere

C. Beneath Earth's crust

C. Beneath Earth's crust

500

Name that particle:

Which particles is in the nucleus of an atom and have no electric charge?

Neutrons

500

What is the most common state of matter in the universe? 

Plasma

Basically a soup of gases that have been stripped of some of their electrons, at extreme temperatures. As far as we know, it’s the most abundant because stars are mostly plasma!

500

Which scientist was the inventor of the period table?

Dmitri Mendeleev

500

List 3 examples of a gas.

Air, Carbon Dioxide, & Helium

500

Alfred Nobel, creator of the Nobel Prize, was most famous for which invention?

Dynamite

500

Photosynthesis is a chemical process through which plants produce?

A. Water

B. Glucose

C. Lactic Acid

B. Glucose

600

Name that particle:

Which particles are not in the nucleus that have a negative (-) electric charge?

Electrons  

600

Which is denser? Water or Ice?

Water.

This is why ice floats.

600

What is the symbol of Arsenic?

As

600

Physical Change vs. Chemical Change: In a physical change, matter changes form but not chemical identity. In a chemical change, a chemical reaction occurs & new products are formed. 

What are the following 3 changes, a physical change or a chemical change:

1. Melting Ice=

2. Burning Wood=

3. Chopping Wood=

1. Melting Ice= Physical Change

2. Burning Wood= Chemical Change

3. Chopping Wood= Physical Change

600

Which scientist codiscovered the chemical elements radium and polonium; made numerous pioneering contributions to the study of radioactive elements; carried out the first research into the treatment of tumors with radiation?

A. Dmitri Mendeleev

B. Marie Curie

C. Ernest Rutherford

B. Marie Curie

600

What is sodium chloride most commonly known as?

A. Salt

B. Baking Soda

C. Vinegar

A. Salt