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What pH #’s are acids?

A

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

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What two things combined forms salt?

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Metals and nonmetals

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What pH # is a neutral?

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7

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What pH #’s are basics?

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8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

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How do you find the # of protons by only using the element?

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It is the same as the Atomic #

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How do you find the # of neutrons by only using the element?

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Atomic Mass - Atomic #

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How do you find the Atomic Mass by only using the element?

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Protons + Neutrons

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What does the Atomic # equal to?

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Protons OR Neutrons

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What do all Groups/Families have in common?

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They have similar properties (Same amount of Valence Electrons)

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What are four physical properties of metals?

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Malleable, Luster, Ductile, and Conductors

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What are four properties of nonmetals?

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Brittle, Dull, Insulators, Many Colors

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What is a heterogeneous mixture?

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Mixtures that aren’t uniform (the same; different). (Chex Mix (You get different food items every time you reach in the bag))

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What is a Colloid?

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A mixture that has particles small enough that the particles don’t settle, yet large enough that they can block out light
Ex. Jell-O, Smoke, and Milk

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What is a Suspension?

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A mixture with large particles that separate by themselves over time
Ex. Snow globe, and muddy water

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What is a solution?

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A mixture whose particles are so small, they block light or settle to the bottom
Ex. Kool-Aid, Iced Tea, Lemonade

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What is a homogeneous mixture?

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Mixtures that spread out evenly

Ex. Pouring a glass of Kool-Aid

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Where is a metal located on the Periodic Table?

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The left side of the zigzagging line

17
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Where is a metalloid on the Periodic Table?

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The zigzagging line

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Where is a nonmetal on the Periodic Table?

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The right side of the zigzagging line

19
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What column are the Noble Gases in?

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The 18th column

20
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What column are Alkali’s in?

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The 1st column

21
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What column are the Halogens in?

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The 17th column

22
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What are some properties of basics?

A

Feels Slippery, Bitter, Corrosive, Not Reactive W/ Metals, OH- Ions,
pH > 7
Ex. Soap, Cleaning Products

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What are some properties of acids?

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Tastes Sour, H+ Ions, Reactive W/ Metals, Conducts Electricity, pH < 7
Ex. Fruits and Juices, Vinegar

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Fill in the blanks

Acid + Base = ________ & __________. This is a _________ with a pH of ________

A

Salt
Water
Neutral
7

25
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Fill in the blanks

A base turns _________ litmus paper to _________

A

Red

Blue

26
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Fill in the blanks

An acid turns _______ litmus paper to _______

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Blue

Red

27
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What is a Pure Substance?

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A substance that has definite physical and chemical properties. They are made up of one type of particle.

28
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What is a Compound?

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Something made up of different kinds of atoms chemically combined.
Ex. Water (Hydrogen and Oxygen)

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What are Physical Properties?

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A characteristic of a substance that can be observed and measured
w/ out changing the identity of the substance

30
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What are some examples of physical properties?

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Density, Smell, Volume, Ductility, Malleability, Mass, Luster, Weight, Area, etc.

31
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What are chemical properties?

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A substances ability to change into a new substance w/ new and different properties

32
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What is the gravitational pull affected by?

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The size of the planet

33
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What is the equation to find density?

A

You got to LOVE your density:
m
D= —— (Density= Mass➗Volume)
V

34
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What is mass and what is the unit?

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The amount of matter in an object

Grams

35
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What is weight and what is the unit?

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Measure of the gravitational pull

Newtons

36
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What are the states of matter?

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Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma

37
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When are particles in motion?

A

All the time

38
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Does mass change if you go to a different planet?

A

NO!!

39
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What are two things that don’t depend on sample size?

A

Melting and Boiling Point

40
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What has to happen to be weightless?

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There has to be zero gravity

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