Science exam unit 2 Flashcards
What is the name of this symbol and what hazards are associated with it?
Oxidizing agent, can cause fires
Give an example of a mechanical mixture,Solution,Element,and a compound
Mechanical, Chocolate chips
Solution, Flat soda
Element, Gold
Compound, Carbon dioxide
What are indicators of chemical and physical changes?
Physical, can be reverted back
Chemical, cant be reverted back
What is the density of a liquid that has a mass of 5.5g and takes a volume of 11.0.mL
V/M
M/D
DxV
(grab a sheet of paper) Draw the bohr-Rutherfords diagram for Mg, Chlorine, and neon.
1, 2
2, 8
3, 18
4, 32
5, 50
6, 72
What is the same about the valence electrons of all halogen elements? How does this explain why they are likely to react and form compounds with alkali metals?
They’re very reactive as they only need 1 electron to complete their outer shell
Alkali metals have 1 electron in their outer shell
Give an example of an element in each of these groups, Metals, non metals, metalloids, Halogens, noble gases, alkaline earth metals, alkali metals.
Metals, Lithium
Non metals, Hydrogen
Metalloids, Boron
Halogens, F
noble gasses, Flourine
alkaline earth metals, Berilyum
Alkalkali metals, lithium
Describe the difference between an ionic and covalent molecular compound
What type of bond is formed in the following compounds (ionic or molecular. Nal CH4, ZnO
Ionic has metal
Nal, Ionic
Ch4, molecular
Zn0, Ionic
What’s the difference between the two isotopes of carbon: carbon-14 and carbon-12?
Carbon has 14 has two more neutron
What are the 3 main sub-atomic particles? What are the charges of the particles?
Proton +, electron -, neutron =