classification of matter
atomic theory
mixtures
Atoms
properties of matter
100

Everything that has mass and volume.

Matter.

100

What particles form the nucleus of atoms?

Protons and Neutrons

100

A salad, sand, and blood are all examples of this type of mixtures.

Heterogeneous.

100
Atoms that have gained or lost an electron.

Ion.

100

Mass, Volume and Length are examples of these properties.

Extensive.

200

combination of two or more substances.

Mixture.

200

where are the electrons located in an atom?

Orbiting outside of the nucleus.
200

Mixture separation method used to separate two dissolved liquids utilizing different boiling points of each substance.

Distillation.

200

What is Avogadro’s number?

6.022x10-23

200

Properties of matter that do not depend on the amount of substance.

Intensive.

300

Pure substance made of one type of atom.

Element.

300

What is the atomic mass of an atom?

The sum of its protons, neutrons and electrons.

300

Type of mixtures where its phases have combined to form a single visible phase.

Homogeneous.

300

what makes every atom (element) unique?

Its number of protons.

300

The change in coloration and formation of rust in a wet iron nail means that this type of change took place.

Chemical change.

400

Substances made of two or more elements.

Compound.

400

What is the atomic number?

Number that identifies the atom based on its number of protons.

400

Mixture separation method that utilizes a change of phase to separate a dissolved solid in a liquid. Like salt from water.

Vaporization.

400

Type of atoms with a different number of neutrons than protons in its nucleus.

Isotope.

400

A sweater shrinking when hot dried is an example of this type of change.

Physical change.