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1 Smart Chart Page Atoms Atoms Do not take notes on this page

2 Smart Chart Atoms Compounds - Different Proton (positive)
Neutron (no Charge) Electron (negative) Compounds - Different

3 Compounds - Different Solid Liquid Gas

4 Gas Crystal NaCl Polymer DNA

5 Smart Chart Page Periodic Table Periodic Table Do not take notes
on this page Periodic Table

6 Smart Chart Periodic Table
nonmetals Noble or Inert gases Metals

7 C Smart Chart Periodic Table Metals 6 Noble or Inert gases
nonmetals Noble or Inert gases Metals Atomic number Proton Number 6 C

8 C 6 Atomic number Proton Number Brittle Non reactive Shiny
Periodic Table Atomic number Proton Number 6 C Brittle Non reactive Shiny Electrical and Thermal Conductivity

9 Electrical and Thermal Conductivity
Periodic Table Brittle Non reactive Shiny Electrical and Thermal Conductivity Isotopes have a different # of neutrons

10 Smart Chart Page Chemical Reactions Chemical Reactions
Do not take notes on this page Chemical Reactions

11 Smart Chart Reactions Chemical Reaction Heat
Chemical Reactions Heat Reactant product = New substance Physical Process Freezing; Boiling and Melting 5 g g g Acid red Base blue

12 Smart Chart Page Carbon Carbon Do not take notes on this page

13 Smart Chart Carbon Carbon bonds many ways
Elements in living things P H O N C S Molecules Small H2O NaCl Large DNA Proteins Fats Carbohydrates

14 Smart Chart Page Motion Motion Do not take notes on this page

15 Smart Chart Motion Time Distance Speed Velocity = Direction and speed

16 Motion Speed Distance Time Acceleration Speed Time

17 Smart Chart Page Forces Forces Do not take notes on this page

18 Smart Chart Forces Force has direction and magnitude (size)
Balanced = No change in motion Unbalanced = Change in velocity Larger mass more force needed Gravity Friction opposite of motion Compression Spring Tension like rubber band

19 Smart Chart Page Density Density Do not take notes on this page

20 Smart Chart Density Mass Volume Density =
Buoyant Force = weight of fluid displaced Buoyant Force larger than weight Float Weight larger than weight Sink

21 Smart Chart Page Astronomy Astronomy Do not take notes on this page

22 Smart Chart Astronomy Red 3,200 C Yellow 5,500 C Blue 20,000 C Star
Earth Mars Venus Mercury Saturn Neptune Jupiter Uranus Asteroid Belt

23 Astronomical Unit (AU) measures planets
Earth Mars Venus Mercury Saturn Neptune Jupiter Uranus Asteroid Belt Astronomical Unit (AU) measures planets Light Year measures stars and galaxies Milky Way Galaxy Our solar system

24 SMART CHART

25 7 Density 8 Astronomy 9 Split Dice 10 Split Dice 11 Split Dice 12 Forces Any Doubles 1 standard 1 Atoms 2 Periodic Table 3 Reaction 4 Carbon 5 Motion 6 Forces

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