Atoms/Particles
Molecules and Extended Structures
States of Matter/ Phase Changes
Properties and Changes
Raw and Synthetic Materials
100

What are the 3 sub-atomic particles that make an atom

Protons, Neutrons, Electrons

100

Which pure substance is made up of only one type of atom?

Element

100

What phase change goes from a solid to a liquid

Melting

100

True or false: Color is a chemical property

False. We can observe color without changing anything.

100

Where do natural/raw materials come from?

nature

200

Define matter

an object that has mass and takes up space (volume)

200

Give an example of a molecule

Answers may vary. H2, O2, H2O, NaCl are some common ones

200

Which phase change goes from a liquid to a solid?

Freezing

200

Give 3 examples of a physical change

Could include:

cutting paper, bending a paper clip, mixing sand and iron filings, water freezing, etc.

200

Where do synthetic materials come from?

They are human-made through manufacturing processes 

300

Where do the electrons live in the atoms?

orbital/ electron cloud

300

Give an example of an extended structure.

Could include:

Diamond, NaCl, Quartz, etc

300

What phase change goes from liquid to gas

Evaporation/Boiling

300

Give 3 examples of a chemical change

Could include:

rust, fireworks, digestion, vinegar and baking soda, lighting a match etc.

300

List 3 examples of synthetic materials.

Could include:

carbon fiber, nylon, steel, glass, paper, plastic, penicillin, rubber, etc.

400

Which particle is neutral--no electric charge

Neutrons

400

True or False: Molecules can only be made of two atoms of the same element.

False. Compounds are a type of molecule that have two or more DIFFERENT elements

400

Which state of matter has definite shape and volume

solid

400

True or false: A new substance is created in a PHYSICAL change.

False. The material has changed form or shape in a physical change, but is still the same material

400

Why are synthetic materials important?

a. They occur naturally and are easier to obtain.

b. They can be found in rare environments

c. They often have properties that natural resources do not

d. They require no energy to produce

c. They often have properties that natural resources do not

500

Which particle occupies the space outside the nucleus of an atom--is negatively charged

Electrons

500

Explain one difference between a molecule and an extended structure.

Extended structures:

repeat in a pattern

are larger

are stronger/ more rigid 

500

Which state of matter does NOT have definite shape and or volume

gas

500

True or false: We need to have a chemical reaction to see a chemical property.

True! We cannot observe chemical properties without a chemical change.

500

How are natural/ raw materials and synthetic materials different?

Both are useful for humans.

Natural: found in nature

Synthetic: human-made through manufacturing processes