1. Quiz Date: Wednesday, September 16th
Chemistry Quiz Review
Quiz Date: Wednesday, September 16th

2. Elements and Atoms
Atom: The smallest particle of a type of matter that has all the same characteristics as that type of matter.
Elements: Matter that are made up of only one kind of atom.

3. Chemical Formulas Formula Name # of Elements Names of the elements
# of atoms of each element
Total # of atoms in a molecule
3. SnCl2I2
Tin dichlorodiiodide 3
Tin
Chlorine
Iodine
Sn = 1
Cl = 2
I = 2 5
4. ZnSO4
Zinc Sulfate
Zinc
Sulfur
Oxygen
Zn = 1
S = 1
O = 4 6
5. POCl3
Phosphoryl Chloride
Phosphorus
P = 1
O = 1
Cl = 3

4. Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons
Element
# or Protons
# of Neutrons
# of Electrons
6. Sb (51) 51 71
7. Br (35) 35 45
8. Tb (65) 65 94
9. Pt (78) 78
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5. Acids Number 10 The characteristics of acids are: Sour Taste
Reacts with and corrodes (wears away) metals
Turns blue litmus paper red
Become less acidic when mixed with bases
Contain at least one hydrogen atom
Release positive hydrogen ions (H+) in water

6. Bases Number 11 Robert Boyle characterized bases to: Feel slippery
Change red litmus paper blue
Taste bitter
Become less alkaline (or basic) when mixed with acids
Have a hydroxide molecule (OH-)
Release hydroxide molecules when mixed in water.

7. Acids turn blue litmus paper red
Litmus Paper Number 12
Acids turn blue litmus paper red

8. Litmus Paper Number 13
Bases change RED litmus paper BLUE

9. Bases Number 14
Another name for a base is: ALKALINE

10. Neutral Number 15 If a solution is neutral, its pH will be 7.
An example of a neutral solution is water. Other neutral solutions are milk and whey.

11. Ions Number 16
An ion is an atom where the number of protons and electrons is not equal, creating either a positive or negative electrical charge.

12. Quiz Details
Your quiz has 26 questions and looks a lot like the review sheet.
The only key difference is that instead of short answer questions, the back of the quiz is fill-in-the-blank. I haven’t yet decided for or against a word bank, so study as if you aren’t going to have one.