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Atom Basics

Phase Changes

Periodic Table

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Scientific Method

Famous Chemists

Valence Electrons

Pure vs.

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Everything Chemistry

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Mg3N2

This is the formula when you combine the two elements

Mg and N

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What is an electron?

The subatomic particle with a negative (-) charge.

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What is a neutron?

A sub-atomic particle without a charge (0)

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What is 2 electrons

This is the number of electrons in the first energy

shell.

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What is the nucleus?

The center of an atom

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What is the Electron Cloud?

The area surrounding the nucleus that contains

electrons

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What is a solid?

Ice is H2O in this state

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What is a gas?

This has an indefinite shape and an indefinite volume

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What is vaporization?

When matter goes liquid to a gas

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What is sublimation?

When matter goes directly from a solid to a gas

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What is a phase change?

The temperature does not change during this time

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What is a period?

The horizontal rows on the periodic table.

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What is mercury?

This is a symbol for what element: Hg

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What is the atomic number?

The numbers of protons an element has.

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What is the number of valence electrons?

All the elements in a vertical column have this in common.

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What is octet rule?

The rule that most of the Noble Gases obey that makes

them stable.

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What is luster?

The shininess of a metal.

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What is ductility?

The quality of metal that allows copper to be drawn

into wire that can be used in electrical wiring

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What is malleability?

The ability of a metal to be hammered into sheets without

breaking.

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What are Transition Metals?

The name of the metals between Group 2 and Group

3

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What is Ionic Bond?

A bond between a metal and a non-metal.

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What does a chemical formula show?

The number of atoms of each element in one molecule of a compound is represented by

this (example: H2O).

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What is MgCl2

The formula for the compound containing Mg and

Cl.

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What is N3-

The ion for Nitrogen.

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What is a cation?

A positively charged particle

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What is a negatively charged particle?

Anion

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What is the ending –ide?

Binary compounds end in this specific ending.

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What is neutral?

The charge of a compound containing 2 or more ions.

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What is Sodium Sulfide?

The name of Na2S.

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Aluminum fluoride

The name of the compound containing Aluminum and

Fluorine

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What is a poly atomic ion?

If you see the ending –ate, you are dealing with this kind

of ion.

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What is the manipulated variable?

The variable that is purposefully changed in an

experiment.

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What is Scientific Method?

Starts with Observations that lead to a Scientific Question

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What is a Scientific Theory

An Explanation based on data that sufficiently answers

a question.

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Responding Variable

In the following sentence: “Temperature increases as

you travel towards the equator.” Temperature is this

variable.

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What is a Scientific Theory?

A plausible explanation for a question.

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Who is Rutherford?

This famous chemist provided evidence for the

existence of a nucleus in an atom.

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Who is J.J. Thomson?

This famous chemist discovered the electron.

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Who is John Dalton?

This famous chemist in his atomic theory said that all

matter is composed of atoms

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Who is Niels Bohr?

This famous chemist organized electrons into

orbits.

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What are alpha particles?

In Rutherford’s gold foil experiment, these particles

were shot through gold.

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What is 5 Valence Electrons?

If Carbon has 4 valence electrons, Nitrogen would

have this many.

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What is the outermost energy shell?

Valence Electrons are located here.

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What is the Duet Rule?

Helium has a full outer shell and obeys this rule?

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What is give up 2 electrons?

Magnesium wants to do this in order to become like a

Noble Gas.

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What is a full outer shell. (Duet/Octet Rule)

The most stable atom will have this.

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What is a solution or a colloid?

This is a homogenous mixture?

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What is an element or a compound?

This is a pure substance.

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What is a suspension?

This mixture has the largest particles.

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What is a solution?

This mixture has the smallest particles.

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What is the Tyndall Effect?

This can help you tell the difference between a solution

and a colloid.

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What is 100 degrees Celsius?

In Celsius, what temperature does water boil?

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What is vaporization?

This process is used to separate mixtures based on

boiling points?

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What is oxygen?

In order to have fire, you need this element.

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What are the s and p orbitals?

There are these orbitals present in the 2nd Principle

Energy Level.

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What is 3.74 x 10-3

0.00374 in scientific notation.

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What are isotopes?

Carbon-12 and Carbon-14 are two forms of the same

element called…

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What is the mass number?

In order to calculate the number of neutrons in an

atom you subtract the number of protons from this number.

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What is a compound?

This is a substance made up of two or more elements.

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What is 234.452 meters?

234,452mm = ______ m

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What is a physical change?

Melting frozen ice into liquid water is this kind of change.

Daily Double

What is plasma?

Lightning is the most often seen form of this state of

matter.

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What are the Group 8 Elements or Inert Gases?

The Noble Gases are also called this.

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What is a Scientific Law?

When you do an experiment over and over and you get the same conclusion everytime,

you may produce this.

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