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6. 100 200 300 400 500 Section 1Section 2Section 3 Vocabulary Extra Vocabulary Even more vocab

7. Who introduced the law of conversation of matter A 100

8. Lavoisier did A 100

9. A 200 What did the law of conversation of matter state

10. It sated that matter can never be destroyed nor created, It can only change form A 200

11. Dalton introduced what? A 300

12. an early atomic theory of matter A 300

13. Thomson discovered what? A 400

14. That atoms are made of even smaller subatomic particles A 400

15. Rutherford suggested… and Chadwick introduced the… A 500

16. Rutherford: a new model of an atom Chadwick: electronic cloud A 500

17. There are ___ known elements B 100

18. 118 B 100

19. Number on the top in the numbers periodic table block B 200

20. Atomic number B 200

21. Tells the number of Protons in the nucleus B 300

22. Atomic number B 300

23. Tells the number of neutrons in an element B 400

24. Rounded atomic mass – atomic number B 400

25. Find the amount of protons and neutrons and electrons and the rounded mass then draw and electronic cloud B 500

26. Protons: 6 Neutrons: 7 Electrons: 6 Rounded mass: 13 B 500

27. Name a compound C 100

28. Water Carbon dioxide Salt Ex…… C 100

29. can water be a mmixtue? C 200

30. NO C 200

31. What is an example of a homogenous mixture C 300

32. Ice cream Milk Ex…. C 300

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34. Compare a homogenous mixture and a heterogeneous mixture C 400

35. A homogenous mixture is the same thought and cant be seen but a heterogeneous mixture you can see and has different parts C 400

36. Witch elements makes up a compound as well as how many atoms C 500

37. Chemical formula C 500

38. Has mass and takes up space D 100

39. matter D 100

40. A small particle that makes up most types of matter D 200

41. atom D 200

42. Tiny negatively charged particles with mass D 300

43. Electrons D 300

44. Positivly charged central part of the atom D 400

45. Nucleus D 400

46. Positively charged particles in the nucleus D 500

47. Protons D 500

48. Electrons are so small and fast that they move in a cloud E 100

49. Electronic cloud model E 100

50. Substance made up of only one kind of atom E 200

51. Elements E 200

52. Atoms of the same element that have different amount of neutrons but the same number of protons E 300

53. Isotopes E 300

54. Number found below the element symbol E 400

55. Atomic mass E 400

56. Most of the elements and are shiny luster and in general good conductors of heat and electricity solids at room temp. E 500

57. Metals E 500

58. Dull in appearance, poor conductors of heat and electricity gasses at room temp. F 100

59. Non metals F 100

60. do not conduct heat and electricity as well as metals solids at room temp. F 200

61. Metalloids F 200

62. Matter that has the same composition and properties throughout F 300

63. Substance F 300

64. Substance who’s smallest unit is made up of atoms of more than one element F 400

65. Compound F 400

66. 2 or more substances mixed together witch don’t make a new substance F 500

67. Mixtue F 500

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69. Name 3 examples of a homogeneous mixture and a heterogeneous mixture Click on screen to continue

70. Homogeneous: milk ice cream cheese ex… Heterogeneous: salad soup pizza ex… Click on screen to continue

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