Science study guide questions Flashcards

1
Q

Elements are made up of one form of what?

A

One form of atom

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2
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What is the smallest particle of an element?

A

An atom

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3
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The atom contains what?

A

Three subatomic particles: protons, neutrons, and electrons

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4
Q

Quarks are…?

A

Quarks are tiny particles of protein

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5
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What subatomic particles has a positive charge or 1+

A

Proton

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6
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What subatomic particles has a neutral charge?

A

Neutron

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7
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What subatomic particles has a negative charge or 1-

A

Electron

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8
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____ charged atoms are attracted to each other.

A

Opposite charges are attracted to each other (positive and negative)

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9
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Are neutrons present in all atoms?

A

No. For example, hydrogen has one proton and one electron

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10
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Particles surrounding the nucleus have what charge?

A

A negative charge

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11
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What two things can an atom do?

A

Fuse or combine or split apart during fission

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12
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What is released during fission?

A

Energy is released during fussion

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13
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Do like charger atoms repel each other?

A

Yes. Like charged atoms do repel each other ( positive and positive)

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14
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What creates smaller nuclei?

A

Fission creates smaller nuclei

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15
Q

What defines and isotope?

A

Same element with different masses are called isotopes

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16
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What does the atomic number identify?

A

Identifies the elements and the number of protons in an atom

17
Q

What does an atom have to do to become less reactive?

A

Atoms lose or gain electrons from the outer shell

18
Q

What does the nucleus in an atom contain?

A

Protons and neutrons

19
Q

What do quarks make up?

A

Forms protons and neutrons

20
Q

Do elements with the same valence electron have in common?

A

Similar chemical reactivity

21
Q

Where does most of an atoms volume come from?

A

Electrons in motion around the nucleus

22
Q

What makes up the mass of an atom?

A

Protons and neutrons. Electrons are to small to make any difference in the mass

23
Q

How many valence electrons do you need to form chemical bonds?

A

One of two

24
Q

If you add one or two MORE valence atoms, what happens?

A

If it contains one or more, other atoms make it highly reactive