Atoms-6th Grade Flashcards

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1
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Proton

A

Positive charge

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Neutron

A

No charge

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3
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Electron

A

Negative charge

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4
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Nucleus

A

Contains protons and neutrons

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5
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Molecules-made of _________type or ______________types of atoms

A

Single….different

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6
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Compound-made of ______or more __________________types of atoms

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Two……different

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7
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Hydrogen(H2) is a/an ___________
Nitrogen(N2) is a/an___________
Water(H2O) is a/an ______________
Salt(NaCL) is a/an________________

A

Hydrogen is an element
Nitrogen is an element
Water is a compound
Salt is a compound

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8
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Mixtures are__________not____________. Mixtures can be ______________

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Mixtures are physical not chemical. Mixtures can be separated.

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9
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Homogeneous..tell me e descriptions

A

Evenly mixed
Uniform(I don’t know what this means)
Solutions

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10
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Heterogeneous…tell me the descriptions

A

Chunky
Suspensions
Colloids
Not evenly mixed

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11
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Give me two examples of the following:

Solution:__________,_____________

Suspension:____________,____________

Colloid:_________________,________________

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Solution: air, and saltwater

Suspension: muddy water, and Italian Dressing

Colloid: mayo, and milk

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12
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Name three properties of physical properties

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Shape, color, mass

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13
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Name three properties of chemical property

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Flammability, toxicity, reactivity

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14
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Why are particles always moving?

A

They have energy

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15
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The more energy they have, the __________they move.

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Faster

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16
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As temperature increases, the speed of the particles __________

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Increases

17
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On a hot day, _____ energy, move faster, break bonds, ________ dense.

A

More, less

18
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Cold day, less energy, move slower, get _________, more ________

A

Closer, dense

19
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__________temperature=__________pressure. Hot day= full ballon Cold day= deflated balloon

A

Increasing , increasing

20
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When calculating the density, what is the formula

A

D=M/V

21
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Any change in which the physical properties of a substances change but the identity of he substance does not change.

A

Physical Change

22
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A change in which one or more substances change into entirely new substances with different properties

A

Chemical change

23
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Particles stay in rigid structures that does not change shape or size

A

Solid

24
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State with definite volume but no definite shape

A

Liquid

25
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State of matter with not definite volume and no definite spot

A

Gas

26
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Measure the amount of force per unit are of a surface

A

Pressure

27
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A state of matter that occurs if enough energy is added to a gas (lightning)

A

Plasma

28
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Anything that has mass and takes up space

A

Matter

29
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The building block of matter

A

Atoms

30
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Matter that consists of one type of atom

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Pure substance

31
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A substance composed of a single kind of matter

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Element

32
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A kind of molecule in which kinds of atoms

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Compound

33
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Matter that contains two or more pure substances

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Mixtures

34
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Things that can be observed about a substance without the identity being change

A

Physical property

35
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Describes a substances ability to participate in chemical reactions and form new substances

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Chemical property

36
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Law that states in ordinary chemical or physical changes, mass s not created or destroyed.

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Law of conservation of mass