Identifying Substances
Chem. & Phys. Changes
Periodic Table
Atomic Theory
Molecules & Bonding
100

A bar of solid gold is what type of mixture?

Pure substance / element

100

If a new substance is produced, it is what type of change?

Chemical

100

Group 18 is known as what family?

Noble gasses

100

Atoms are made of Neutrons, Electrons and ___________

Protons

100

What is formed when two atoms combine and bond with each other?

Molecule

200

A jar of Carbon dioxide with nothing else in contains what type of substance?

Pure substance / compound

200

Oxygen's ability to react with fire is what type of property?

Chemical

200

How does the reactivity of nonmetals change as I move DOWN the periodic table (from Period 1 - 6)

Reactivity INCREASES

200

What is the formula for calculating the number of neutrons in an element?

Neutrons = Atomic Mass - Protons

200

What is an electron's charge?

Negative

300

How can you tell when something is a mechanical mixture?

You can see the different parts

300

This is a substance's ability to be pulled into a wire

Ductility

300

Which subatomic particle determines the atomic number?

Protons

300

How many electrons can be fit onto an elements 2nd orbital (energy level)?

8

300

This is the term for a positively charged ion

Cation

400

What is an alloy made of?

Two different metals in a solution

400

Melting point is what type of property

Characteristic physical property

400

How many valence electrons do each of the alkali metals have?

One
400

When the number of electrons does NOT match the number of protons in an element, we call it this

Ion

400
Two non-metals will always make this type of bond

Covalent / molecular bond

500

Mechanical mixture is to heterogenous as solution is to _______

homogenous

500

Two chemicals mix together and react. What do you call the solid white chunks that are formed?

Precipitate

500

What family does hydrogen belong to?

Hydrogen

500

How can I tell if an element is an isotope?

Count the neutrons / compare atomic masses

500

This is the term we use to describe elements that naturally combine with each other to make a gas (e.g., O2, H2, F2...) 

Diatomic