1. Chemistry Review Packet
Name: _____________________________ Section: ______#_____
Chemistry Review Packet

2. SUBATOMIC PARTS A? B? C? D? E? F? Name: _________________ Protons
Fill-in chart for A-F…
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons A? B? C?
Location D? E? F?
Charge
Relative
size
larger
larger
smaller
Just how small is an atom? Watch this Ted Talk link:

3. STATES of MATTER A? B? C? D? E? F? G? H? I? Melting
(opposite is __________)
Vaporization
ex) evaporation • boiling
(opposite is ___________)
III. Sublimation
(ex: ________ )
Name: _________________
Fill-in description for A-I…
STATES of MATTER
The lower the thermal energy, the slower the particles move.
Particles
Shape
Volume A? B? C?
Solid
• Particles packed closely, can vibrate I. D? E? F?
III.
Liquid
• No definite shape
II. G? H? I?
Gas
• No definite volume
The higher the thermal energy, the faster the particles move.
See pictures in your “Chemical Building Blocks” packet on page 9.
TEXT pages 42-53

4. Draw the appropriate arrow for A-J…
GAS LAWS
Name: _________________
Draw the appropriate arrow for A-J…
Pressure
Temperature
Volume
Boyle’s Law
constant A?
constant B?
Bike Pump Vroom!
(Boyle’s P & V)
Text p. 58
Pressure
Temperature
Volume
Gay-Lussac
Law
(you don’t need to know this name) C? D?
constant E? F?
constant
Tire Pop! (T & P)
Text p. 59
Pressure
Temperature
Volume
constant G? H?
Charles’s Law I?
constant J?
Crash/Crush on T-V!
(Charles’s T & V)
Text pp

5. Chemistry Test Taking Tips
Name: ________________ Class#_____
Chemistry Test Taking Tips
• Put a next to a question if you are unsure, and move on.
Then go back to it later.
• Try ALL 3 essay questions (#37-39).
Your best 2 will be graded.
The 3rd one will not count.
• Describe ALL 3 variables when referencing the GAS LAWS
(questions #33-36, 39)
• Ask if you have a question.
• Check your work when you’re finished.
Are any left?
You do not have to finish the test this period.

6. Chemistry Test Working Paper
Name: ________________ Class#_____
*Always include all 3 variables in short answer written responses.
SUBATOMIC
PARTS
WORD BANK
Questions #15-24
(only 10 words are used)
boiling
chemical (change)
chemical formula
chemical (properties)
condensation
density
electron
evaporation
gas
heterogeneous
homogeneous
liquid
molecule
neutron
nucleus
physical (change)
physical (properties)
proton
solid
viscosity
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Location
Charge
STATES of
MATTER
Particles
Shape
Volume
Solid
Liquid
Gas
GAS LAWS
Pressure
Temperature
Volume
______________’s
Law
Gas Law VOCAB
increase
decrease
constant : “same” or =
Gay-Lussac’s
Law
______________’s
Law
*Always include all 3 variables in short answer written responses.

7. Chemistry Test Essays
Answer ALL 3 essay questions (#37-39).
Your best 2 will be graded.
The 3rd one will not count.
Question #37: Explain two differences between a mixture and a compound.
Use a Venn diagram to organize your thoughts and then write your response in complete sentences.
_______________________________________________________
________________________

8. ? _________________________________________
Question #37: Explain two methods for finding out whether or not an unknown liquid is water Write your response in complete sentences.
_________________________________________ ?
Question #37: Suppose you buy some inflated party balloons that are at room temperature (about 20o C). What will happen to those balloons if you take them outside on a cold day? Explain which gas law applies.
Use the graphic to organize your thoughts and then write your response in complete sentences.
______________________________________
T _______
V _______
P _______
Law _______

9. SUBATOMIC PARTS Name: _________________ Protons Neutrons Electrons
Fill-in chart for A-F…
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Location
Charge
Relative
size
larger
larger
smaller
Just how small is an atom? Watch this Ted Talk link:

10. ATOMS of SOME COMMON ELEMENTS Fill-in answers for A-E…
Name: _________________
ATOMS of SOME COMMON ELEMENTS
Fill-in answers for A-E…
MASS NUMBER
(Atomic Mass)
ATOMIC NUMBER*
ELEMENT
PROTONS*
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS* = + C?
Sulfur 16 32 16 16 D?
Argon 18 40 18 18 A?
Calcium 40 20 20 20 B? E?
Titanium 22 22 26
= # protons
Mass=P+N
= Atomic # or
= # electrons
Mass=P+N or
N=Mass-P
= # protons
Answers: A _______ B _______ C _______ D _______ E _______

11. ATOMS of SOME COMMON ELEMENTS:
Name: _________________
Section #: ____________
ATOMS of SOME COMMON ELEMENTS:
Use the Periodic Table of Elements (textbook pages 84-85) to fill in the missing information for the elements in the chart below. Round the mass number to the nearest whole number.
MASS NUMBER
(Atomic Mass)
ATOMIC NUMBER*
ELEMENT
SYMBOL
PROTONS*
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS*
Helium
Beryllium
Carbon
Sodium
= # protons
Mass=P+N
= Atomic #
and
= # electrons
Mass=P+N or
N=Mass-P
= # protons = +
MASS
PROTONS
NEUTRONS
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12. ATOMS of SOME COMMON ELEMENTS:
Name: _________________
Section #: ____________
ATOMS of SOME COMMON ELEMENTS:
Use the Periodic Table of Elements (textbook pages 84-85) to fill in the missing information for the elements in the chart below. Round the mass number to the nearest whole number.
MASS NUMBER
(Atomic Mass)
ATOMIC NUMBER*
ELEMENT
SYMBOL
PROTONS*
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS*
Aluminum
Sulfur
Chlorine
PICK YOUR OWN…
= # protons
Mass=P+N
= Atomic #
and
= # electrons
Mass=P+N or
N=Mass-P
= # protons = +
MASS
PROTONS
NEUTRONS
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13. Atomic Number Symbol Element Name Atomic Mass MASS NUMBER
PROTONS
NEUTRONS
ELECTRONS