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$100 Question from Chapter 4 Matter that only contains one kind of particle
$100 Answer from Chapter 4 What is a pure substance?
$200 Question from Chapter 4 The similarities and differences between qualitative and quantitative physical properties
$200 Answer from Chapter 4 What is: They are both physical properties Qualitative – can be observed and described without detailed measurement Quantitative – can be measured and assigned a particular value?
$300 Question from Chapter 4 This is the mass of an object that has a density of 4 g/mL and a volume of 2 mL.
$300 Answer from Chapter 4 What is 8g?
$400 Question from Chapter 4 These are the 4 clues that a change is chemical and not physical.
$400 Answer from Chapter 4 • What is: • A new colour appears • Heat or light is given off • 3. Bubbles of gas are formed • 4. A new solid (precipitate) is formed when 2 solutions are mixed?
$500 Question from Chapter 4 These are 6 types of chemical properties.
$500 Answer from Chapter 4 • What is : • Reactivity with water • 2. Reactivity with oxygen • 3. Combustibility • 4. Reactivity with acids • 5. Stability • 6. toxicity?
$100 Question from Chapter 5 The man whose model of the atom describes it as a positively charged sphere with negatively charged particles embedded in it.
$100 Answer from Chapter 5 Who is Thomson?
$200 Question from Chapter 5 The equation to figure out how many neutrons there are in an atom
$200 Answer from Chapter 5 What is: # of neutrons = mass # - atomic number?
$300 Question from Chapter 5 The Bohr-Rutherford Diagram for aluminum.
$300 Answer from Chapter 5 What is:
$400 Question from Chapter 5 The number of valence electrons that the Alkaline-Earth Metals have and the number of bonds they tend to form.
$400 Answer from Chapter 5 What is: 2 and 2?
$500 Question from Chapter 5 The name of family number 17 on the periodic table , 2 of their characteristics and 1 specific use.
$500 Answer from Chapter 5 What are the halogens which are: Non-metals Solid, liquid and gases Highly reactive Corrosive And are used as disinfectants?
$100 Question from Chapter 6 The term that describes a positively or negatively charged atom and what happens with their electrons to form these particles.
$100 Answer from Chapter 6 What is an ion that is formed by gaining or losing electrons?
$200 Question from Chapter 6 The term that describes a chemical bond in which one or more pairs of electrons are shared by two atoms.
$200 Answer from Chapter 6 What is a covalent bond?
$300 Question from Chapter 6 Does the rubidium ion lose or gain electrons? How many? What type of compound will it form?
$300 Answer from Chapter 6 What is: rubidium loses 1 electron to form an ionic compound?
$400 Question from Chapter 6 The name of this particle and the type of compound that it forms CO
$400 Answer from Chapter 6 What is carbon monoxide which is a molecular (covalent) compound?
$500 Question from Chapter 6 The Bohr- Rutherford diagram for water.
$500 Answer from Chapter 6 What is:
$100 Question from Misc1 The term that describes the ability of a substance to change (react) and form a new substance
$100 Answer from Misc1 What is a chemical property
$200 Question from Misc1 The charge of a neutron and it’s location in the atom.
$200 Answer from Misc1 What is neutral and in the nucleus?
$300 Question from Misc1 The reason that elements are more reactive as you move down a chemical group (family).
$300 Answer from Misc1 • What is: • Moving down a group the elements • valence electrons occupy higher • energy levels which are further from • the nucleus and more loosely held, • therefore they are more easily • lost/gained or shared in a • chemical reaction?
$400 Question from Misc1 One side of a cube of unknown metal measures 0.53cm. If the mass of the cube is 0.92 g, what is the density of the cube? (hint: use grass!)
$400 Answer from Misc1 What is: G: L/W/H=0.53cm, m=0.92g R: density A: D=M, V=LxWxH V S: D= 0.92g . 0.53cmx0.53cmx0.53cm = 6.18g/cm3 S: The density of the cube is 6.18g/cm.
$500 Question from Misc1 4 properties of water that supports life on Earth.
$500 Answer from Misc1 • What are: • It exists in all 3 states • Universal solvent • Can absorb heat well before it begins to get hot • Solid ice is less dense than liquid water
$100 Question from Misc2. The smallest particle of an element that retains the identity of the element.
$100 Answer from Misc2. What is an atom?
$200 Question from Misc2. The standard atomic notation for oxygen
$200 Answer from Misc2. What is: 16 O 8
$300 Question from Misc2. The property that describes the ability of a substance to be drawn into a wire.
$300 Answer from Misc2. What is ductility?
$400 Question from Misc2. The gas test for Oxygen gas
$400 Answer from Misc2. What is: put a glowing splint into the test tube If oxygen is present, the glowing splint will burst into flame.
$500 Question from Misc2. The following materials are placed in a graduated cylinder. In what order would they be arranged in the graduated cylinder from bottom to top? Glass (2.4 g/mL); Water (1.0 g/mL); Glycerine (1.26 g/mL); Wax (0.88 g/mL)
