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What is the difference between pure and applied science? 

Pure science deals with knowledge discovery while applied science deals with knowledge use. 

100

What is the microscopic particle known as the building block of life? 

The atom
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What are the rows and columns referred to in the periodic table? 

Groups and periods. 

100

What happens when elements mix?

When certain elements mix they sometimes create new substances. 

100

Where are acids located on the Ph scale? 

Acids are located on the lower end of the scale between numbers 1-6. 

200

What are the different forms of matter? 

Solid, liquid, gas, and plasma 

200

What makes up an atom? 

Protons, neutrons, and electrons. 

200

How many groups are in the periodic table?

There are 18 groups. 

200

What is salt an example of? 

Salt is an example of a chemical bond that produced a new substance. 

200

Where are bases located on the Ph scale? 

Bases are located near the end of the scale on numbers 8-14. 

300

How do the particles act for the three main states of matter?

Solid particles are bunched together and vibrate but do not move. 

Water particles move freely in a given space. 

Gas particles move freely in every given directly. 

300

What do the material of atoms revolve around?

They revolve around the nucleus much like the planets and the sun. 

300

How many families are in the periodic table? 

Periodic table families are the same as the groups, there are 18. 

300

Do chemical reactions occur outside of nature? 

Scientists and manufacturers often perform reactions to create a compound they need.  

300

Which substance is considered neutral on the Ph scale? 

Water is considered neutral. It is neither a base nor an acid.