States Of Matter
Atomic History
Physical & Chemical
Changes
The pH Scale
Periodic Trends
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what are the main states of matter (3)

Solid, Liquid, Gas

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what is the atomic theory?

The scientific idea that all matter is made of tiny particles called atoms.

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What is the difference between a physical and a Chemical Change?

Physical Changes happen when something Changes Form but stays the same substance. Chemical Changes happen Usually when something gets changed and is difficult to reverse and a new substance formed is with new properties

100

What is The Measurement Of A pH scale?

0-14

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What is a Periodic Trend?

A Pattern in Element properties that repeats across the periodic table

200

When Water Freezes, What State Does it Become?

Solid = Ice

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what is the Greek word for Atoms?

atomos

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When eating a dish or something, What change is happening while the food is traveling through your body?

Chemical Change

200

In pH Terms, From Which number on the scale is considered a Neutral

7 - 7.99

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As You move left to right across the periodic table what generally happens to the element, specifically their Atomic Size?

Atomic Size Decreases

300

When A Chocolate Bar Is Melted, What State of Matter Does It become?

Liquid

300

Who were The First Humans to ever make a Compromise About Atoms?

Ancient Greeks

300

When Vinegar and baking soda mix, What Change is occured?

Chemical Change

300

What Range is Blood in The pH scale?

7.45 (Neutral)

300

As you move down a group, what happens to the atomic radius, and why?

It Increases Because More Energy Levels ( Electron Shells) are Added

400

What is The Fourth State Of Matter?

Plasma

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who Developed the first Atomic Model

John Dalton

400

Crystalization is a form of Forming crystals from a solution (like salt from saltwater) changes the substance from dispersed ions to a structured solid, what kind of Change is This?

Physical Change

400

what makes water a neutral substance?

an equal amount of positive hydrogen ions and negative hydroxide ions, balancing acidity and basicity

400

Why Do Elements Become More Reactive As You Go Down Group 1 (alkali metals)?

The outer electron is farther from the nucleus and easier to lose

500

What State Of Mattter Is Lighting In?

Mostly Plama. But is also mixed with Different types of Solid Molecules, Liquid, and Gas too

500

What truly is a atom or atoms?

Atoms are actually empty space composed of a dense nucleus, with buzzing electrons and a mass concentrated in the nucleus but volume in the electron cloud

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when tempering steel, what change is being compromised?

Physical Change

500

Currently, What is the most acidic Compound in the World?

Fluoroantimonic Acid, A range of -31.3 (Acidic)

500

Element A is Larger in Atomic size and Element B is higher in Electronegativity. Which Element Is Farther to the Right on The periodic Table?

Element B is farther to the right. Because the atomic size decreases while Electronegativity increases, so the the smaller atom actually pulls electrons more strongly.