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The
Periodic
Table
Chemical
Reactions
Matter
Chemistry
Grab Bag
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Protons and
neutrons are
located here
What is in the
nucleus of an
atom?
The outer energy
level of electrons.
What are valence
electrons?
Tells how many
protons are in the
nucleus and
identifies the
element.
What is the atomic
number?
Negatively charged
particles in the
atom.
What are
electrons?
Most reactive
metals.
What are the alkali
metals in group 1?
This type of reaction
combines two or
more elements to
create a new
substance.
What is a synthesis
reaction?
When a positive
ion is attracted to
a negative ion.
What is an ionic
bond?
When blue litmus
paper turns red.
What is an acid?
Chemical equations
must be balanced
because of this law.
What is
conservation of
matter?
When energy is
absorbed in the
reactants.
What is an
endothermic
reaction?
Particles are locked
in position and can
only vibrate in
place.
What is a solid?
When a solid
changes directly in
to a gas.
What is
sublimation?
When a gas turns
in to a liquid.
What is
condensation?
The amount of
space an object
takes up.
What is volume?
Mass divided by
volume.
What is density?
The subscript in a
chemical formula tells
this.
What is the
number of atoms of
that element?
This element is the
backbone of all
living organisms.
What is carbon?
This number
multiplies the
amount of a
substance.
What is a
coefficient?
The ability of a
solute to be
dissolved in a
solvent.
What is solubility?
The lower the pH
on the scale the
more of “this” is
present.
What are hydrogen
ions in an acid?
An energy-rich
organic compound
made of the
elements carbon,
hydrogen and
oxygen.
What are
carbohydrates?
The body uses this
from food to build
and repair body parts
and to regulate cell
activities.
What are proteins?
Most fuels are
made of these.
What are
hydrocarbons?
These have the
same number of
protons but
different number
of neutrons.
What are isotopes?
Malleability,
ductility and
conductivity are
due to the sea of
electrons in this .
What is a metallic bond?