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Reactions Periodic Table & Elements Physical Chemical Changes Compounds & Mixtures Physical Chemical properties

This law says that atoms cannot be created or destroyed in a reaction ?? 10 points

Law of conservation of MASS/MATTER 10 points

Atoms re-arrange to form new compounds during…? ?? 20 points

During a chemical reaction 20 points

The following is a chemical reaction: A) Dissolving sugar B) Rusting nail C) Glass melting D) Alcohol vaporizing 30 points

B) Nail Rusting 30 points

CH 4 + 2O 2  CO 2 + 2H 2 O This is a chemical reaction because: A)It is balanced B)A new substance is formed C)It creates a gas and a solid D)There are 2 substances on the reactant side 40 points

B) A new substance is formed 40 points

CH 4 + 2O 2  CO 2 + 2H 2 O Why do the O 2 and H 2 O have a “2” in front of them? 50 points

To BALANCE the reaction (same amount of atoms in and out) 50 points

CH 4 + 2O 2  CO 2 + 2H 2 O Which is a PRODUCT in this reaction? A)O 2 B)H C)CO 2 D)CH 4 60 points

C) CO 2 60 points

These elements are VERY reactive metals: –A) Alkaline Earth Metals –B) Noble gases –C) Transition Metals –D) Alkali Metals 10 points

–D) Alkali Metals 10 points

These elements are ductile, malleable, conduct heat and electricity, and are useful for building things 20 points

METALS 20 points

This metalloid is used in making glass and computer chips: 30 points

Silicon 30 points

This group of nonmetals includes gases that do not react easily with other elements: 40 points

Noble gases

Elements MOST closely related to each other are arranged in ______________ on the periodic table. 50 points

GROUPS

Most of the elements are: A) Natural nonmetals B) Natural metals C) Synthetic nonmetals D) Synthetic metals 60 points

B) Natural metals

This type of change causes NEW substances to be formed 10 points

Chemical changes 10 points

This type of change does not form new substances, and includes phase changes 20 points

Physical Changes 20 points

Which is PHYSICAL change? A)Iron rusting B)Hydrogen + oxygen  water C)Sulfur and oxygen forming Sulfur dioxide D) Liquid nitrogen becoming a gas at room temperature 30 points

Liquid nitrogen becoming a Gas at room temperature 30 points

When you stir salt into water, you form: A)A new substance B)A new compound C)A solution D)A new element 40 points

C) A solution 40 points

Which 2 materials form a new substance when combined? A)Water and Kool-Aid powder B)Baking soda and vinegar C)Iron nails and pennies D)Salt and pepper 50 points

B) Baking soda and vinegar 50 points

60 points Which is a CHEMICAL change? A) spreading mustard B) mixing spices C) cutting a lawn D) making a cake

60 points

Compounds are different from mixtures because: 10 points

COMPOUNDS: chemically attached MIXTURES: physically mixed, not chemically attached

H 2 SO 4 has ___ total atoms? 20 points

7 atoms in H 2 SO 4 20 points

Which is/are a compound? A) Berkyllium B) Hyrogen C) Propane D) Water 30 points

C) Propane C 3 H 8 D) Water 30 points

HOW are compounds formed? 40 points

Atoms CHEMICALLY attach to each other 40 points

50 points A substance is formed from 2 substances physically joined – this is a/an: A) element B) mixture C) compound D) atom

50 points B) mixture

What is the chemical formula for GLUCOSE (a simple sugar)? 60 points

C 6 H 12 O 6 60 points

This property explains how tightly packed atoms are 10 points

DENSITY 10 points

Soda, sweet tea, and salt water are all what type of matter? 20 points

Homogeneous SOLUTIONS 20 points

Water and salt water have different melting and boiling points because...? 30 points

They are different substances. Every substance has its own M. & B. points 30 points

Water molecules begin to speed up, so that they can now move past each other. What phase transition is occurring? A) freezing B) melting C) evaporating D) condensing 40 points

B) melting 40 points

Which is/are insoluble in water? A) sugar B) sand C) oil D) drink mix 50 points

B) sand C) oil 50 points

Which is a NATURAL HOMOGENEOUS solution? A) salt B) soda C) steel D) blood 80 points

D) Blood 80 points