Science 4.14.3 combo
A chemical reaction in which one substance breaks up into two or more new substances.
Decomposition reaction
valence electrons
Electrons in the outermost shell of an atom
correct side
Flip
How do we get Chlorine and Sodium into our bodies?
From eating salt (sodium chloride)
balanced
Is this equation balanced or unbalanced?
unbalanced
Is this equation balanced or unbalanced?
balanced
Is this formula balanced or unbalanced?
suspended
Particles of a substance that are floating on top of a liquid
________ forms part of the structure of DNA and RNA which is why it is needed for all known forms of life.
Phosphorous
Lewis Dot Diagrams
A simple system of element abbreviations and dots which represent the element and its valence electrons
adhesion
The attraction between different molecules which causes them to cling to each other
cohesion
The attraction between like molecules; causes water to form drops
bond
The force that holds atoms together to form molecules
reactants
The substances on the right side of an equation are called the ___.
ecology
a branch of biology that studies the relationship of living organisms to their environment and to each other
hydroxide
a chemical compound containing oxygen and hydrogen
Decomposition Reaction
a chemical reaction in which one substance breaks up into two or more new substances
litmus paper
a coloring substance added to paper which is used as a test because it turns red when it comes in contact wit an acid and blue when it comes in contact with an alkaline or base
litmus paper
a coloring substance added to paper which is used as a test because it turns red when it comes in contact with an acid and blue when it comes in contact with an alkaline or base
acid
a compound that gives up hydrogen ions in water
base
a compound that increases hydroxide ions when dissolved in water also know as an alkaline
alloy
a metallic substance formed when another metal or nonmetal is added to increase its strength, malleability, or heat resistance
monitoring site
a place where levels of a substance are scientifically measured over a period of time
Single Replacement Reaction
a reaction in which an active metal displaces a less active metal or hydrogen from a compound solution (or a nonmetal replaces a nonmetal from a compound in solution)
Synthesis Reaction
a reaction in which two or more substances combine to form a new substance
Combustion Reaction
a reaction when oxygen combines with another compound to form water and carbon dioxide. (burning stuff)
vulcanologist
a scientist who studies volcanoes
indicator
a substance that can change color to show the degree of acidity or alkaline (base) of another substance
What can be done to keep the metallic atoms from moving too easily?
add atoms of different sizes
When balancing equations in math or anything else, if you have to add something to one side you must remember to __________________.
add the same thing to the other side
eco-friendly
an attitude that is favorable to the relationships of living things and their environments
cation
an element that has given away its valence electrons and become positively charged
anion
an element that has taken valence electrons and become negatively charged
artifact
an object used in the daily life of an ancient culture
sphinx
ancient Egyptian mythological creature
A nonmetal that takes electrons and gains a negative charge is called a/an ___.
anion
steel
any alloy of iron mixed with a small amount of carbon to increase its strength or malleability
When a metal gives away its valence electrons, it becomes positively charged and is called a/an ___.
cation
Cohesion is caused by a difference of ___.
charge
A ___________ is a series of chemical symbols and formulas that chemists use to describe chemical reactions. (Hint: The answer is two words)
chemical equation
The number in front of the molecule that tells you how many molecules you are working with is called the ___.
coefficient
The property that mercury does not have that water does have is being
cohesive
The property that water has but alcohol does not have is being
cohesive
Which of these is a good example of capillary action?
colored water traveling up a celery stalk
A _________________ reaction is when oxygen combines with another compound to form water and carbon dioxide.
combustion
What is a substance made up of two or more elements that is joined together by a chemical bond?
compound
flip
correct side
You may use your periodic table for this question. Propanol (C_3H_8OC3H8O) a(n) ______ molecule?
covalent
You may use your periodic table for this question. Water (H_2OH2O) is a/an ________ compound.
covalent
You may use your periodic table for this question. Sulfur dioxide (SO_2SO2) a ____________ compound?
covalent
Two ionic compounds reacting in a solution to form two new compounds, one of which is insoluble is called a _______________ reaction.
double replacement
The property of metals that is being demonstrated when a metal is drawn out into a wire is called its ___.
ductility
octet
eight electrons in the outermost or valence shell of an atom
Covalent compounds share [answer].
electrons
Nonmetals take __________ from the metals they are attracted to.
electrons
The amount of the mass of the bubblegum should be stated in ___.
grams
neutral
having no marked characteristics, neither an acid or a base
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You may use your periodic table for this question. Copper fluoride (CuF_2CuF2) an ___________ molecule.
ionic
You may use your periodic table for this question. Does sodium sulphate (NaSO_4NaSO4) contain ionic or covalent bonds
ionic bonds
In the law of conservation of mass, matter is never [answer].
lost or gained
When metal is hit by a hammer and it is flattened, it is demonstrating the property of ___.
malleablity
In metallic bonding, there must be _______ atoms together sharing electrons.
many
When substances with covalent bonds dissolve, what break apart?
molecules
essential
necessary for the existence or continuance of something, indispensable
Another name for the eight electrons in the outermost or valence shell of an atom is ___.
octet
What are the big 5 elements needed in the body?
oxygen, hydrogen, iodine, carbon, phosphorus, and calcium
When two metal atoms want to become more stable and there are no nonmetals around to take the extra electrons, the metals play a game like ___. (Think about one of the videos you watched in the lesson associated with these questions.)
ping pong
A molecule of water can be described as _____.
polar
The substances or molecules in the left side of the equation are called the ___.
products
acid rain
rain that has a high concentration of nitric and/or sulfuric acids resulting from air pollution or natural sources
In the law of conservation of mass, matter can be [answer].
rearranged
Byzantine
referring to the Byzantine Empire which was formed by Constantine in 330 A.D. and lasted until 1453 A.D.
Most metals look silver because they ___.
reflect all wave lengths of light
Law of electric charges states that the like charges will _________ each other and unlike charges will ________ each other.
repel, attract
The floating electrons form this between the metallic atoms.
sea of mobile electrons
A reaction in which an active metal displaces a less active metal or hydrogen from a compound solution is known as a ______________.
single replacement reaction
anomaly
something different from the usual or normal
ductile
something that can be drawn out into wire without breaking
malleability
something that can be formed or shaped into specific designs without breaking
malleable
something that can be shaped or formed into specific designs
What part of a chemical equation is never changed?
subscript
A substance floating on the top of a liquid is [answer] on the liquid.
suspended
A reaction in which two or more substances combine to form a new substance is called a ______________.
synthesis reaction
Antoine Lavoisier made money to support his scientific studies by being a [answer].
tax collector
ziggurat
temple built by ancient Babylonians, Assyrians, and Sumerians usually in a the form of a pyramid with a series of receding stages or terraces
brimstone
the Medieval word for sulfur
conductivity
the ability of a material to transmit heat, electricity or sound
conductivity
the ability of a material to transmit heat, electricity, or sound
electronegativity
the measure of how badly an atom wants to add electrons
evaporation
to change from a liquid state to a gas
contaminate
to make impure, pollute
tempering
treating steel with a heating and cooling process to make it harder and more elastic
Double Displacement Reaction
two ionic compounds reacting in a solution to form two new compounds, one of which is insoluble