Elements
Compounds
Mixtures
Vocabulary
Mathematics/Application
100

The Table that organizes all of the elements.

The Periodic Table

100

Creating a compound

Combine two or more elements together

100
Mixtures are created by

Combining many different elements

100

A type of mixture that involves solutes and solvents

Solution

100

Protons + Neutrons =

Atomic Mass

200

The creator of the Periodic Table

Dmitri Mendeleev

200

Compounds are represented by chemical ________

Formulas

200

A mixture that is the same throughout 

Homogeneous mixture

200

A solution that contains very little solute

dilute

200

How many molecules are in the following chemical formula: 

POH3

1

300

The most stable gases on the Periodic Table

The Noble Gases

300

The coefficient on a chemical formula tells us...

How many molecules of a compound there is

300

A mixture in which particles settle at the bottom and separate

Suspension

300

A solution that contains a good amount of solute

Concentrated

300

How many atoms are in C6H12O6

24

400

The number of 1) groups and 2) rows on the Periodic Table

1) 18 and 2) 7

400

The subscripts in a chemical formula tell us how many...

atoms in the compound there are

400

The particle in a solution that is dissolved into another substance

Solute

400

A solution that holds as much solute as possible

Saturated

400

How many atoms are in the following formula?

2O2HS2

10

500

The elements can be organized into six groups. 

1) Alkali Metals 2) Alkaline-Earth Metals 3) Transition Metals 4) Metalloids 5) Halogens 6) Noble Gases

500

A Pure Substance is...

A compound/Element. The same throughout. Stands alone. 

500

A mixture in which the particles do not dissolve or separate.

Colloid

500

A mixture in which the individual items can still be seen even after they are mixed

Mechanical Mixture

500

Mass of Solute / Volume of Solvent = 

Concentration