Bonds
Life
Define
Energy
Everything
100

What does a chemical equation show?

Reactants that enter into the reaction and the products formed

100

Glass breaking is a form of what type of change?

Physical 
100

What is chemistry

Study of matter and the changes it experiences



100

True or False: A thorough understanding of chemistry and a biblical worldview are necessary to know how to properly use chemicals, such as in the use of medicines.

True

100
  • 6Sb +   I2 =>   2SbI3

  •  K +   Br2 =>   2KBr

  • 2Sr +   O2 =>   2SrO

  • 2KClO3 =>   2KCl +   4O2

3. 2Sr +   O2 =>   2SrO

200

Sodium and chlorine chemically combine to form sodium chloride (table salt). Identify the reactant(s) and product(s) in this reaction

Reactant- Sodium Chlorine

Product- Sodium-Chloride 



200

Write the purpose of carbohydrates for living things:


Life Energy

200

What is temperature 

Speed of particles 

200

What is the smallest possible particle of an element?

Atom

200

What is a molecule? 

Smallest part of a covalent compound.

300

What is the definition of a compound?

 pure substance made of two or more elements chemically combined



300

What is the first law of thermodynamics?

Matter can never be created or destroyed

300

A compound held together by opposite electrical charges is a(n) compound.



ionic compound

300

What does the Brownian Motion state? 



Causes matter to spread out through diffusion 



300

What is the difference between an acid and a base? 

Acid- Substance that dissolves in water to form hydrogen ions- tastes sour


Base- dissolves in hydroxide ions, tastes bitter

400

What is the difference between cohesion and adhesion?

Cohesion- attraction of water molecules

Adhesion- attraction of other substances



400

Why is carbon important for life?

  • Usually forms 4 bonds because neutral carbon has 4 valence electrons 

  • It can bond with itself, and form single, double, and triple bonds with other elements 

  • Serves many purposes including structural support, enzymes and storing energy

400

What is entropy? 

Tendency of energy to disperse

400

What are cations and anions?



Cation- Positively charged ion

Anion- Negatively charged ion 



400

What do organic compounds contain?

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen



500

What are 4 examples of organic compounds?



Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleotides

500

Using your understanding of the molecular structure of water, explain why it is important for living things.

The electron cloud around the molecule is shifted towards the oxygen, forming areas of negative charge around the oxygen and areas of positive charge around the hydrogen atoms.

65% of body 

The hydrogen on one water molecule attracts the oxygen of another water molecule.  The hydrogen can also attract flourine and nitrogen on other molecules



500

Define Ductility, Brittleness and Density

- What types of changes are these? 

Ductility- Ability to bend without breaking

Brittleness- Tendency to crack or break

Density- Mass per unit volume

500

List and give examples of five different forms of energy:

Mechanical- movement

Acoustic- Sound

Light

Thermal

Chemical


500

What 3 things determine thermal energy? (think about molecules)

1- Number of molecules

2- Temperature of the molecules, speed

3- Arrangement of the molecules, state of matter