Small but Mighty
Pure or Not So Pure
It's Element-ary, My Dear
Reactions Speak Louder Than Words
The Balancing Act
100

These are located in the nucleus of an atom

Protons and neutrons

100

Elements are composed of these types of atoms

The same type of atoms

100

Fluorine has this many protons

9 protons

100

Folding paper is an example of a __________ change

Physical change

100

This states that in a chemical reaction, the number of atoms of a reactant must be equal to the number of atoms of the product. 

The Law of Conservation of Mass

200

These particles have a negative charge 

Electrons
200

Mango juice is an example of

A mixture

200

These contain elements with similar properties

Groups

200

Lance is 3-D printing a phone case. He puts the filament in as a solid, the machine melts it, and then shapes it into the phone case. 

Is this a chemical or physical change? Explain.

This is a physical change. The filament is changing states of matter into different shapes. 

200

How many atoms of carbon are in the reactant:

2CO

2 atoms

300

Protons + Neutrons = ___________

Atomic mass

300

Compounds are composed of

Two or more elements

300

These have similar properties to sodium (write all that apply):

A. lithium

B. magnesium

C. calcium

D. potassium

E. aluminum

A, D

300

Ada combines 1 beaker of 100 mL with another beaker of 50 mL. Both are clear solutions. The solutions turn bright blue when put in the same container. 

Is this a chemical or physical change? Explain.

This is a chemical change because there was a color change from 2 clear solutions.

300

Laura found out the weight of an apple is 100 g. She cut up the apple and weighed it again. How much did the apple weigh?

100 g

400

This element has 15 protons and 16 neutrons and 15 electrons

Phosphorus 

400

Evie states the following:

- elements and compounds are considered mixtures

- mixtures contain at least 3 or more substances

- Pure substances can be separated using physical means

- mixtures are substances that are not chemically combined

Which of her statements are correct?

Mixtures are substances that are not chemically combined
400

These have properties of both metals and non metals

Metalloids

400

Tatiana states the following:

- Physical changes can be a change in texture or shape, such as melting ice or forming a precipitate. 

What is her mistake?

Forming a precipitate is a chemical change.

400

Ms. Goodson creates a reaction with 2 grams of methane and 4 grams of chlorine. The products are carbon chlorine and hydrochloric acid. How much do the products weigh together?

4 grams + 2 grams = 6 grams

500

Lenna says the following about Argon:

- It has 18 protons in the nucleus

- It has 18 electrons in the nucleus

- Its atomic mass is 39.95

What is her mistake?

Electrons are not in the nucleus

500

Write an example of an element, compound, and mixture

Answers will vary

500

Non metals are located on this part of the periodic table

To the right of metalloids/right side

500

Write down 3 indicators of a chemical change and an example of each

1. Forms a precipitate

2. Forms bubbles/gas

3. Change in temperature

4. Change in color

5. Formation of light

500

Catherine performed an experiment that produced gas bubbles. She weighed the reactants and they weighed 24 grams. She weighed the products and they weighed 20 grams. How is this possible?

Some of the mass was lost through the reactions as gas bubbles.