Matter & Changes
Periodic Table & Atomic Structure
Electrons & Electron Configuration
Bonding & Nomenclature
Lab Skills & Separation Techniques
100

This type of change occurs when sugar dissolves in water.

What is a physical change?

100

This particle determines the atomic number of an element

What is a proton?

100

The maximum number of electrons in a p sublevel is this many.

What is 6?

100

Ionic compounds generally form between these two types of elements.

 What are a metal and a nonmetal?

100

This piece of equipment accurately measures liquid volume.

What is a graduated cylinder?

200

Air is classified as this type of matter.

What is a mixture?

200

Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons are called these.

What are isotopes?

200

When an electron falls from an excited state to a lower energy level, it emits this.

What is a photon (light)?

200

What charge does sulfur typically form as an ion?

What is 2−?

200

This separation method separates substances based on movement through special paper.

What is chromatography?

300

Name two indicators of a chemical change.


gas production, precipitate formation, energy change, light production.

300

Which family contains the most reactive nonmetals?

What are the halogens?

300

How many orbitals are found in a d sublevel?

What is 5?

300

Why are Roman numerals used in some ionic compound names?

What is "To indicate a metal with more than one possible charge"?

300

What method would you use to separate coffee grounds from water?

What is filtration?

400

Water (1.00 g/mL), corn oil (0.90 g/mL), rubbing alcohol (0.80 g/mL), and ethylene glycol (1.11 g/mL) are placed in a beaker. Which substance settles on the bottom?

What is ethylene glycol?

400

An atom contains 16 neutrons and has a mass number of 31. Identify the element.

What is phosphorus (P)?

400

How many unpaired electrons does oxygen have?

What is 2?

400

Name the compound CuSO₄.

What is copper(II) sulfate?

400

What method would you use to separate water from salt water?

What is distillation (or evaporation if collecting the salt)?

500

A substance cannot be separated by physical means and has a uniform composition throughout. What is it classified as?

What is a pure substance?

500

An ion contains 34 electrons and has a 2− charge. What element is it?

What is selenium (Se)?

500

Write the shorthand electron configuration for chlorine.

What is [Ne] 3s2 3p5?

500

Write the formula for ammonium phosphate.

What is (NH₄)₃PO₄?

500

A mixture contains water and acetone. Which separation method works best and why?

What is distillation because they have different boiling points?