Weather
Atomic Structure
Periodic Table of Elements
Foundations of Chemistry
Lab Safety
100

a large, tall, and dense cloud that often produces heavy rain and thunderstorms.

Cumulonimbus cloud

100

these particles are the smallest unit of an element that retains the chemical properties of that element

Atoms

100

A row of elements in the periodic table

A period

100

Mass/volume is the formula for which of the following?

a. volume

b. surface area

c. density

Density

100

When permitted, what is the proper technique to use when attempting to smell a chemical?

Wafting

200

The state of the atmosphere in a region over a short period of time.

Weather

200

The atomic number of an atom is the total number of ____________  in the nucleus.

a. protons and neutrons

b. protons and electrons

c. protons

d. neutrons

Protons

200

Elements that are poor conductors of heat or electric current

Nonmetals

200

You would use this to find the volume of a shape of irregular size

Water displacement

200

You should wear these on your hands when handling chemicals

Gloves

300

an imaginary line drawn around the middle of Earth, halfway between the north and south poles.

Equator

300

These two sub-particles make up the entire mass of the atom and are approximately the same size. 

Protons and Neutrons

300

The man that developed the periodic table of elements in the 1860's

Mendeleev

300
You would use this formula to find the volume of a traditional geometric shape

L x W x H

300

When you are finished an experiment you should do this with your chemicals

Pour it back in the original container
400

the amount of water vapor in the air.

Humidity

400
A positively charged subatomic particle

A Proton

400

Columns in the periodic table

groups

400

Some element symbols and names derive their origins from these two languages

Greek and Latin

400

It is always important to use these ocular devices to protect vision during experiments

Goggles
500

an instrument used to measure the amount of liquid precipitation.

Rain Gauge

500

This was JJ Thompson's model of an atom. It was the first model to include subatomic particles.

The pudding model

500

The periodic table is arranged by this.

Atomic Number
500

When the temperature drops for a liquid it becomes this

solid

500

If you get chemicals on your skin during an experiment you should do this.

Wash the exposed area with water thoroughly