The Periodic Table
The Elements
Properties of Matter
Electrons
Terminology of Chemistry
100

I have this many elements.

118

100

H

Hydrogen

100

It's how much something weighs, scientifically speaking.

Mass

100

I have this charge.

Negative

100

Capable of being extended or shaped by beating with a hammer or by the pressure of rollers.

Malleable

200

Ca, Au, H, Al are examples of these.

Symbols

200
Ne

Neon

200

This is a measure of how much space is occupied.

Volume

200

This is where I live.

Orbitals; Electron Clouds

200

Able to catch fire or easily burned.

Combustible

300

Group 18

Noble Gases

300

K

Potassium

300

Not solid, not liquid, not gas, but....

Plasma

300

We are involved in the chemical bonding to other atoms.

Valence Electrons

300

A document that contains information on the potential hazards (health, fire, reactivity and environmental) and how to work safely with the chemical product.

MSDS

400
Melting Zn and Cu together.

Brass

400

Fe

Iron

400

The 5 senses used to observe properties of matter.

Touch, taste, smell, hearing, sight

400

This model maps all electrons as if we orbit the sun.

Bohr Model

400

A metal that is capable of being stretched into a thin wire; easily stretched without breaking.

Ductile

500

Combined, we taste great on popcorn.

Na & Cl = NaCl

500
Hg

Mercury

500

How close 'molecules' are packed together.

Density

500

This structure predicts if a chemical might occur.

Lewis Structure

500

The observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of natural phenomena.

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