Periods and Groups
Atoms and Subatomic Particles
Physical and Chemical Change and Properties
Bohr Rutherford
Classifying Matter
100

Where can you find atomic mass on the periodic table?

Underneath the symbol. 

100
What is a positively charged atom?

Proton 

100
Name a general physical property.

Lustre, Viscosity, Clairty, Hardness/Brittleness, Solubility

100

What is a valance shell?

The outermost orbit of an atom. 

100

What are the two types of mixtures?

Heterogeneous/Mechanical and Homogenous 


200

Name a liquid element. 

Elements which are coloured in blue , i.e: Hg, Br

200

What is a negatively charged atom?

Electron
200

Multiple Choice. Your team gets one final answer 

A physical change is... 

a) A change in which a type of matter remains the same, but a change in phase or form may occur 

b) When bonds are broken 

c) A change in which a type of matter changes into one or more new substances

a) A change in which a type of matter remains the same, but a change in phase or form may occur

200
What is a valance electron?

Electron(s) on the outermost shell of the atom. 

200

What is a pure substance?

Matter which contains only one kind of particle. 

300

Periods run __________. Groups run __________. 

horizontally, and vertically. 

300

Every atom has a ______ (positive, negative, neutral) charge. 

Every atom has a neutral charge. This is because equally charged forces from protons and electrons cancel out. 

300

What numerical rule is followed when drawing Bohr Rutherford Diagrams?


2-8-8-2

300

Identify the compound: 

Oxygen, Water, Salad, Lead

Water (H2O)

400

What is the least reactive group?

Noble Gases. 

400

True or False, 

protons are located in the nucleus 

electrons are located in the nucleus 

neutrons are located in the outer orbits 

False, electrons are located in the outer orbit. 

400

More multiple choice -.-

Select which option is an example of chemical change. 

a) You weren't careful putting away groceries, and drop a carton of eggs which results in them all breaking...

b) You start a potted boil of water and as you place a clear lid on, gas gets trapped, resulting in water droplets on the inside of the lid. 

c) You bleach your hair. 

c) You bleach your hair. 

Recall: A chemical reaction occurs when change in which a type of matter changes into one or more new substances. Old chemical bonds are broken and new ones are formed.

Bleach is an acid (homogenous) solution. Chemicals in the hair bleach react with chemical bonds in your hair which give it it's original pigment and break them, forming new ones which result in an unexpected colour change.

400

Compounds are held together by _________ _____! They can only be broken down by _________ __________ 

Compounds are held together by chemical bonds! They can only be broken down by chemical reactions.

500

Elements in each period have the

same number of _____. 

Elements in the same group have

the same number of _________ ________________. 

shells, outer electrons 

500

Math break! How many atoms of oxygen (O) are in... 

2Li(NO3)2

12


500

State the five clues of chemical change. 

New Colour Appears (unexpected colour change)

Heat or light is given off (energy change)

Bubbles of gas form

A precipitate (solid) forms in a liquid

New odor is released (ex; rotting)

500

True or False: Bohr Rutherford Diagrams can be drawn for every element on the periodic table. 

False, they can only be drawn for the first twenty. 

500

True or False? Elements are often chemically broken down in scientific labs. 

False, 

Elements are the purest forms of particles. Meaning that they cannot be broken down further by ordinary means

(such as simple reactions, heat, or electricity)