Law of Conservation of Matter
Chemical Reactions
Balancing Equations
Lab Equipment
Miscellaneous
100
This states that matter cannot be created nor destroyed.
What is Law of Conservation of Matter?
100
This is found on the left side of the reaction formula. In other words, what goes in to the reaction.
What is reactant?
100
There are four atoms of carbon before a chemical reaction. How many should there be after?
What is four?
100
Name of protective eyewear used during labs.
What is goggles?
100
The smallest unit of an element.
What is atom?
200
The masses of the reactants and the products in a chemical reaction according to the Law of conservation of mass should always be ____.
What is equal?
200
It is the end result of a chemical reaction.
What is product?
200
A glass contains 200g of water. A student adds 35g of sugar and mixes it up. What is the mass of the mixture?
What is 235g?
200
The name of this glassware. 
What is beaker?
200
Two or more atoms bonded together.
What is molecule?
300
True or false: during a chemical reaction, atoms are rearranged.
What is true?
300
In a chemical equation, the mass of the reactants is ________ to the mass of the products.
What is equal?
300
How many atoms of carbon (yellow) are there on the product side of this reaction?
What is one?
300
Name of lab equipment used to measure liquids; shown below. 
What is graduated cylinder?
300
Matter is anything that has _____ and _____ .
What is mass and takes up space.
400
Twelve grams of reactant X react with fifteen grams of reactant Y. This is the total mass of the product(s).
What is twenty seven (27) grams?
400
True or false: the Law of Conservation of Matter applies only to physical reactions, not chemical reactions.
What is false?
400
How many atoms of oxygen (pink) are there on the reactant side of this reaction?
What is four?
400
The unit used for mass in science.
What is g (grams)?
400
The unit used for liquids in science.
What is mL (milliliters)?
500
In a chemical reaction, 50 g of Chlorine is used to produce 70 grams of Sodium Chloride. How much Sodium was used?
What is 20 grams?
500
This gas is produced from the reaction between vinegar and baking soda.
What is carbon dioxide?
500
The mass of the products of a reaction are 100g. What are possible masses of reactants X, Y, and Z?
What is 20g, 20g, 60g? (50g, 25g, 25g) etc.
500
Name of this glassware. 
What is flask?
500
Two pieces of evidence that a chemical change is happening to a substance.
What are color change/temperature change/new substance is formed/bubbling?