Elements/Compounds
Anatomy of the Ion
PToE
Atoms and Ions
Bonding
100

This pure substance is only made of ONE type of atom.

What is an element?

100

The subparticle of an atom with a negative charge? 

What is an electron?

100

H, He, Li, Be, B, C, N, O F, Ne.

What are the first 10 elements of the Table?

100

Burning toast of this type of change. 

What is a physical change? 

100

Type of bond where electrons are transerred.

What is an ionic bond?
200

This substance is made of 2 or more elements bonded together. 

What is a compound?

200

These two particles have almost the same weight.

What are protons and neutrons?

200

The number of families on the table of the elements. 

What is 18?

200

This physical change is observed when the roads are salted. 

What is melting? 

200

This type of bond is between elements close together on the Table. 

What is a covalent bond?

300

This is the Chemical make up of water. 

What is H2O?

300

DAILY DOUBLE!!


An atom has a weight of 23, and atomic # 11, and THIS many neutrons. 

What are 12 Neutrons?

300
The man who designed the PToE as we know it. 

Who is Dmitri Mendeleev?

300

This indicator of a chemical change signals the release of a gas. 

What are bubbles?

300

This family of elements forms bonds by GIVING 2 electrons away.  

What are the alkali earth metals?

400

This is the number of H atoms in glucose. 

What is 12?

400

The number of this subatomic particle determines the identity of the element. 

What are the protons?

400

This is what increases as you move down the rows of the Table.

What are valence shells?

400

DAILY DOUBLE!!

What are columns 12 and 13. 

400

THis is the story about a polar covalent bond. 

What is the story of a bossy big sister hogging the sandbox and giving only a small square to her little brother. 

500

Oxygen is an example of this type of special molecule. 

What is a diatomic molecule?

500

This orbital contains the electrons involved in chemical bonding. 

What is the valence orbital shell?

500

Hydrogen, lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, francium. 

What are the alkali metals in group 1?

500

The baking, cutting and digesting of a cake, involved which changes in order.

Chemical, physical and chemical changes. 

500

THis is how many covalent bonds Carbon can make with other elements. 

What is 4?