States Of Matter
Periodic Trends
Physical and Chemical Changes
Redox Reactions
Acid and Base Solutions
100

What are the 4 States of Matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas, and Plasma

100

What are Period Trends?

They are specific patterns that show up on the Periodic Table.

100

What is physical change?

Matter changes that form but not chemical identity.

100

What are two Redox Reactions?

Reduction and Oxidation.

100

What is Acid and Base Solutions?

A physical property that is a characteristics of matter that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the matter.

200

What does a Solid do?

Solids are Tightly Pressed Together.

200

What is Electronegativity?

A chemical property that describes an atom's ability to attract and bond with electrons.

200

What is Chemical Change?

A chemical reaction that forms new products.

200

What is Reduction? 

To gain an electron.

200

What are Acids?

 A substance that promotes a chemical change and create salt water with a base.

300

What does a Liquid do?

Liquids are Close Together, but not as tightly packed as a solid.

300

How do atoms interact with other atom's electrons?

This depends on how many electrons an atom has on it's outer shell.

300

What are 3 examples of a Physical Change?

Melting Ice, Boiling Water, and cutting paper.

300

What is Oxidation?

To lose electrons.

300

What are Bases?

Any substance that causes chemical change and creates salt water with an acid.

400

What does a Gas do?

Gases are Far Apart, so they have a large range of motion and they often collide with each other.

400

How many atoms form to bond in order to complete their outer shell?

8 electrons.

400

What are 3 examples of a Chemical Change?

Burning Wood, Rusting Iron, and Baking a Cake.

400

Why is keeping track of these oxidation states important?

Oxidation States are important as they help us keep track of where each electron is moving in a compound.

400

What is a pH scale? 

A measure of how acidic or basic water is.

500

What does Plasma do?

Plasma's are very high temperature, so that high temperature causes electrons to leave their shells and Float Around.

500

What do atoms form to make a perfect octet?

They will gain or lose electrons.

500

Is Burning paper Physical or Chemical?

Chemical Change.

500

How do we know the oxidation state/number of elements?

The Oxidation State of any atom that is completely individual is 0.

500

What is a pH Indicators?

Can be used to measure the approximate pH of a solution.