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Atom
Elements
Properties
Misc.
100
What is matter?
anything that has mass and takes up space.
100
What is an atom?
basic building block of matter.
100
What cannot be broken down into simpler substances?
elements
100
Matter can be classified by ?
its properties
100
What do we measure temperature in?
celsius
200
What is mass? the amount of matter in an object.
the amount of matter in an object.
200
What is in the middle of an atom?
the nucleus
200
What are the elements listed on?
the periodic table
200
What are the two groups of properties?
physical and chemical
200
What is most of an atom made of?
empty space
300
What is volume?
the amount of space matter takes up.
300
What charge do protons have?
positive electrical charge
300
What do we get when two or more atoms join together?
a molecule
300
What do glass, water, and air have in common?
they measure physical property of light transmission and are transparent.
300
What are atoms made of?
protons, neutrons, and electrons.
400
What is weight?
how strongly gravity pull on an object.
400
What charge do neutrons have?
no charge, they are neutral.
400
What elements are in water?
2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen
400
What property can be observed without changing the identity of the object?
physical property. We observe color, texture, density, volume, shape of objects.
400
What does a Bohr model show?
the set up of the protons and neutron inside the nucleus and the electrons outside nucleus on the shells.
500
What is density?
the amount of matter in given space.
500
What charge do electrons have?
a negative electrical charge.
500
What is the formula and units for volume?
length x width x height; milliliters
500
What is the main difference between a physical and chemical property?
a chemical property, objects must undergo a chemical reaction and change into a new substance. For example: corrosion (iron rusting)
500
What happens to the density when you add or take away mass?
you change the density. The more mass you have, greater the density; less mass less density.