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Page 1: Show us what you know! True/FalseParticlesDefinition 100 200 300 100 200 300 100 200 300 100 200 300 400 Double Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Shorthand.

Show us what you know!

Page 2: Show us what you know! True/FalseParticlesDefinition 100 200 300 100 200 300 100 200 300 100 200 300 400 Double Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Shorthand.

True/False Particles Definition

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1.1 False, homogeneous

• When sugar is dissolved in water it makes a heterogeneous mixture

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answer!

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1.2 True

• When rain drops condense from the vapor in clouds it is a physical change

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1.3 False, some are from Latin names

• A chemical symbol always starts with the first letter of the element’s name

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1.4 False, chemical change

• Two substances mixed together forming flecks of solid is simply a phase change

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2.1 sjsjsjklfljdlkjljsdlkjids

• Draw an illustration of the shorthand: H2O

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answer!

O

HHO

HH

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2.2 2 hydrogen, 1 sulfur, 4 oxygen

• Name each element that makes up H2SO4 and tell how many atoms of each

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2.3 c.They spread apart

• When copper sulfate is dissolved in water

• A. copper sulfate molecules disappear• B. a new substance is formed• C. copper sulfate molecules spread

apart• D. it won’t dissolve

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2.4 They break apart and/or recombine

• What happens to the particles in a chemical change?

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3.1 Particles in a mixture are not all

the same• In a(n) ________, the fracture

is caused by horizontal shear and movement is mainly horizontal.

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3.2 they are all molecules that are

exactly alike

• What is true of the particles in a compound?

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3.3 Particles in a mixture are not all the same

• On a particle basis, explain why a mixture is not a pure substanceI know

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3.4 2 atoms of oxygen chemically bonded to 1

carbon atom

• What exactly does the subscript 2 mean in the formula CO2?

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4.1 heterogeneous

• What type of mixture is trail mix?

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4.2 matter is neither created nor destroyed in a physical or

chemial change

• What does the Law of Conservation of matter state?

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4.3 smallest particle of an element that still has its

properties

• Define atom

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4.4 a pure substance made of more than one element

Define compound

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Define mass and explain what happens to the mass during a chemical or physical change

Amount of matter in an object – stays same