Periodic Table
PNE
Motion
Acids and Bases
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200

What direction do periods on a Periodic Table go? In other words, do they go horizontally or vertically?

Side-to-side, horizontally, or left to right.

200

How many electrons can the first shell of an atom hold?

Two electrons.

200

What does motion need? (Hint, it is a force. Name the force.)

Input force.

200

Describe the pH of an acid.

Less than 7.

200

A light beam hits a mirror at a 36 degree angle, what is the angle of the reflected light ray?

36 degrees.

400

What group does Lithium belong to?

It is an alkali metal.

400

What are valence electrons?

They are the electrons on the outermost shell on an atom.

400

What counter force does all motion experience?

Friction.

400

What is an orange an example of?

An acid.
400

Where does the skier have the highest potential energy?

The top of the hill or first drawing of the skier.

600

How are groups on the periodic table arranged? 

Vertically and up-and-down. (They are the columns.)

600

What is the formula for the atomic mass of an atom? Hint, the formula involves addition between two quantities of the subatomic particles.

Atomic mass=# of protons + # of neutrons.

600

In outer space, what would happen if I threw you and a Tesla out of Elon Musk's space ship? (Think about you and the car in 100 years.)

I would never stop moving along with the car unless I enter a place with friction.

600

What pH makes something neutral?

7, neutral seven.

600

Why do bridges have expansion joints?

Heat causes the molecules within the bridge to move more rapidly, causing the molecules to take up more space. This causes the size of the bridge to increase. The expansion joints help make so the bridge doesn't become damaged and break.

800

What is the least reactive group on the periodic table?

Noble Gases.

800

What is needed to make an element reactive?

It needs to be able to lose or gain electrons to make a full valence shell.

800

What is the formula for distance in motion?

It is speed multiplied by time.

800

If we put pH paper into a liquid, and the paper turns blue, describe the pH of the liquid.

It is basic.

800

When looking at a phase change diagram, why does the temperature sometimes stay constant?

The substance is changing into a different form such as solids, liquids, and gases.

1000

What is the most common element on the periodic table?

Hydrogen.

1000

What is needed to have the MOST reactivity?

It needs to lose or gain less electrons compared to another element.

1000

If I drove ten hours and travelled 85 miles, what was my speed?

8.5 miles an hour.

1000

What can you do to increase or decrease pH?

You need to add a substance that decreases or increases the pH to the desired level. Use basic substances to increase pH and acidic substances to decrease pH.

1000

In order to be magnetic, the magnetic domains of a magnet need to be _______.

Facing the same direction.