Matter
This state of matter has the most energy, as well as no definite volume or shape.
What is a gas?
This unit represent the atomic mass of an element.
What is Atomic Mass Unit (AMU)?
Group 18 is known by this name, as they can't bond with other elements in nature.
What is Noble Gases?
This bond is characterized by the loss/gain of electrons between elements.
What is an ionic bond?
This kind of property can only be observed when the object is permanently changed.
What is chemical?
This element has 2 atoms in a molecule of H2O
What is Hydrogen?
There are 16 electrons in Sulfur, as it has this many protons.
What is 16?
This trend increases as you go right and up the periodic table, with Fluoride being the highest.
What is electronegativity?
This subatomic particle is the key in all types of bonds.
What is electrons?
This is a column of elements on the periodic table.
What is a group?
This state change is when a solid turns directly into a gas, such as dry ice.
What is sublimation?
This subatomic particle has no atomic mass.
What is an electron?
This number represents the amount of protons in an element.
What is atomic number?
This is the largest amount of electron pairs that can be shared between any two atoms.
What is 3?
This is an element with 8 (or 2, in some cases) valence electrons.
What is ion?
This mixture type does not have a constant makeup.
What is heterogeneous?
The number in Mercury-199 represents this characteristic.
What is atomic mass?
This element is the most reactive metal.
What is Francium?
This type of bond is characterized by having atoms float in a "sea" of electrons.
What is metallic?
This type of covalent bond has an unequal sharing of electrons.
What is polar?
This state of matter is what the sun is made of.
What is plasma?
This type of diagram models the valence electrons of an atom.
What is a Lewis structure?
This trend is one-half the distance between two nuclei, and increases as you go left and down.
What is atomic radius?
This type of molecular force is stronger than the other.
What is intramolecular?
This is a "race track" that electrons follow around the nucleus.
What is orbital?