States of Matter/KMT
Changes of State
Atom
Density/Bohr Diagrams
Chemical vs Physical Change/Properties
100

What is the definition of matter?

Matter is anything that has both a mass AND volume 

100

In the winter, it is so cold outside that you can go skating on the lake

Solidification/Freezing (liquid to solid)
100

In an atom, where do you find an electron?

Surrounding the nucleus

100

1) Calculate the number of electrons for Lithium


2) Draw the Bohr diagram of Sulfur

1) 3

100

when baking soda and vinegar are mixed, the mixture creates bubbles and a gas. does this describe a chemical or physical change?

Chemical Change

200

A material has been heated and has increased in volume, what term would we use to describe this?

Thermal Expansion

200

The ice cream you are eating drips down your arm

Melting (solid to liquid)

200

Which two subatomic particles contribute to most of the mass of an atom?

Protons and Neutrons

200

Calculate the mass of a liquid with a density of 2.5g/mL and a volume of 15 mL.

Show all work and include proper units

m = d x v

   = 2.5g/mL  x 15 mL

   = 37.6 g

200

Kool Aid is described as being red and having a density of 1.0 g/mL. Do these two characteristics describe a chemical or physical properties of Kool Aid?

Physical Properties

300

What are THREE pieces of evidence that a chemical change has occurred

Three of the following:

-Gas is produced (bubbles/smoke)

- Light given off

- Precipitate (solid) may form

- Colour change

- Change in temperature

300

The bathroom mirror gets fogged up after a shower. What state of change is this?

Condensation (gas to liquid)

300

How many neutrons does an atom of Sodium have?

12 neutrons

300

Calculate the number of protons, electrons and neutrons for Nickel

Protons = atomic # = 28

Electrons =  # of protons = 28

Neutrons = atomic mass - atomic #

              =  58.7 - 28

              = 30.7 = 31

300

Which Scientist discovered the existence of the nucleus in the atom?

Rutherford

400

For a solid, describe the following:

- particle spacing

- amount of energy

- particle movement

particle spacing: very close together

amount of energy: very low

particle movement: can only vibrate

400

Clothes are left out to dry

Vapourization/Evaporation (liquid to gas)

400

Which particle is BOTH an elementary particle and a subatomic particle?

Electron

400

Calculate the VOLUME of an object that has a density of 5.45 g/cm3 and a mass of 65g

Round to ONE decimal place

Show all work including units

V = m/D

   = 65g/5.45 g/cm3

   = 11.9 cm3

400

Which scientist described the location of electrons being in shells around a central nucleus? What did this scientist call the outer shell of electrons?

Bohr, Valence Electrons

500

What are the FOUR components of the kinetic molecular theory?

1) All matter is made up of small particles

2) There is empty space between the particles

3) Particles are constantly moving

4) Energy makes particles move faster and further apart

500

Frost forms on the window on a cold day

deposition (gas to solid)

500
a) Describe what elementary particles are

b) What are the different types of elementary particles?

a) the smallest and most basic parts of matter that we know of

b) Quarks and Leptons

500

1) Calculate the number of electrons for sulfer


2) Draw the Bohr diagram of Sulfur

1) 16 electrons

500

Who described the model of the atom as the plum pudding or cookie model? Explain this model.

Thomson, negative particles are embedded in a positively charged cookie/pudding.