Electrons
Molecules
Water and Solutions
Units Conversion
Potpourri
100

Electrons in the outermost cloud.

What are valence electrons?

100

These are formed when two or more atoms join chemically

What are molecules?

100

The universal solvent

What is water?

100

Any of the fundamental units in a system of measurement

What are base units?

100

This is how you calculate the number of neutrons

What is the atomic mass subtracted from the atomic number?

200

An atom that has more protons than electrons

What is a cation?

200

A molecule that contains two or more elements

What is a compound?

200

A liquid substance that is used to dissolve another substance

What is a solvent?

200

This is the base unit for mass

What are kilograms?

200

These groups are identified in the periodic table by their different colors

What are element families?

300

An atom in which the number of protons differs from the number of electrons

What is an ion?

300

Table salt is made of this compound

What is Sodium Chloride or NaCl?

300

A dissolved substance

What is a solute?

300

The system of measurement used in Myanmar and America

What is the imperial system?

300

The base units for time

What are seconds?

400

An atom that has more electrons than protons

What is an anion?

400

The name of a compound with 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (H20)

What is dihydrogen monoxide?

400

A substance that when dissolved conducts an electric current

What are electrolytes?

400

The amount of millimeters in 1 meter

What is 1,000 millimeters?

400

He created the periodic table

Who is Dmitri Mendeleev?

500

The maximum number of electrons you will ever find in an energy level

What are 32 electrons?

500

The name for a compound of one atom of carbon and one atom of oxygen (CO)

What is carbon monoxide?

500

A substance that has both a solute and a solvent

What is a solution?

500

This is the system of measurement used in all countries except for America and Myanmar.

What is the metric system?

500

An atom in which the number of protons and neutrons differ

What is an isotope?