Science test atoms, physical chemical change, periodic table, acids bases
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m_drysdale on January 17, 2012
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Periodic table, atoms, physical chemical changes , acids/bases
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
What three things go left to right? | rows/orbitals/periods |
What three things go up to down? | columns/electrons/groups |
Which element is the oddball? | helium is weird because it has a full outer shell but only 2 electrons |
Name the groups left to right | Alkali metals, Alkaline earth metals, transition metals, poor metals, semi metals,halogens, non-metals, noble gases ( lanthanides, actinades) |
where are metals? | left of the semi metal line |
where are non-metals? | right of the semi metal line |
Name a halogen | flourine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, astatine, uponium |
What group is highly reactive? | halogens |
what group is highly non-reactive | noble gases |
which group is always combining with stuff? | alkali metals |
what is an electron | small, zippy, negative charge, move in orbitals |
what is a neutron | neutral/no charge, help make up the nucleus, same size as protons |
what is a proton | positive charge, help make up the nucleus, same size as neutron |
Changed proton? | new element |
Changed neutron? | Isotope |
changed electrons? | ion |
more electrons | anion |
less electrons | cations |
what is the format for an element square | Atomic number on top, abreviation, full name, atomic mass on bottom |
what is a balanced atom? | an atom with an equal amount of protons, neutrons, and electrons |
What is a characteristic of a physical change | state of matter change |
What is a characteristic of a chemical change | gives off heat, new odor, gas, fizz, bubbles, color change |
What happens in a chemical change | the atoms are changed, cant be reversed |
what happens in a physical change | atoms stay the same, can be reversed |
paper being ripped | physical |
marsh mellow being toasted | chemical |
what turns litmus paper red | acids |
what turns litmus paper blue-green | bases |
what ranges 1-6 on the ph scale | acids |
what ranges 8-14 on the ph scale? | bases |
characteristics of a base | slippery, bitter, reacts with acids to form salt and water |
characteristics of an acid | corrosive to metal, tastes sour, reacts with bases to form salt and water |
what releases H+ ions in an aqueous solution | acids |
what releases 0- ions in an aqueous solution | bases |
what is 0- | cation |
what is H+ | anion |
common acids | pee/spit, coffee, tomato juice, soda, orange juice, vinegar lemon, stomach acid, battery acid |
common bases | sea water, baking soda, great salt lake, ammonia, soapy water, oven cleaner, liquid drain cleaner |
what is neutral | 7 water |
how do you neutralize an acid | add a base |
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