A. Pure Substances & Mixtures
B. Periodic Table
C. Atomic Structure
D. Scientific Method
100

Salt water is an example of a

Solution

100

The most stable family on the periodic table are the

Noble Gases

100

The atomic number gives you what two pieces of information?

# of Protons & Electrons

100

The reason you are doing a lab.

Purpose

200

Trail mix is an example of a

Mechanical Mixture

200

Elements in the same period have the same number of

Electron Shells

200

How do you find the number of neutrons?

Atomic Mass - Atomic Number

200

An educated guess of what will happen.

Hypothesis

300

Brass and steel are examples of 

Alloys

300

Elements in the same family have the same number of

Valence Electrons

300

How many electrons fit in the first, second and third shells?

2,8,8

300

A chart, table, or diagram of what occurred in the lab.

Observations

400

Pure substances are elements and

Compounds

400

The group of elements that often react with the alkali metals.

Halogens

400

What element has zero neutrons?

Hydrogen

400

A series of questions about the lab’s observations.

Analysis