Matter
Phys/Che
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Properties
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Atomic
Structure
Electrons
in Atoms
Periodic
Trends
Ionic
Bonding
The
Periodic
Table
Matter for 100
How is a compound different
from an element?
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Matter for 200
What is the difference
between a homogeneous
and heterogeneous
mixture?
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Matter for 300
Classify the following as an
element or a compound:
ammonia
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Matter for 400
Classify the following as a
homogenous or
heterogeneous mixture:
ink
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Matter for 500
What is the MAIN difference between
substances and mixtures?
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Physical/Chemical Properties
for 100
Titanium is a solid at room
temperature.
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Physical/Chemical Properties
for 200
The melting point of
mercury is -39C.
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Physical/Chemical Properties
for 300
Ethanol combusts in the
presence of oxygen.
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Physical/Chemical Properties
for 400
Two solutions are combined
and a precipitate is formed.
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Physical/Chemical Properties
for 500
Name one physical property
that could NOT be used to
distinguish chlorine from
oxygen.
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Atomic Structure for 100
His cathode ray tube
experiment provided for the
discovery of the electron.
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Atomic Structure for 200
What distinguishes the
atoms of one element
from the atoms of
another?
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Atomic Structure for 300
Describe the difference
between the mass number
and the atomic mass.
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Atomic Structure for 400
Give the number of protons,
neutrons and electrons in the
following element:
235U4back
Atomic Structure for 500
One isotope of a metallic element
has a mass number of 190 and 114
neutrons in the nucleus. The cation
derived from the isotope has 75
electrons. What is the symbol for
this cation?
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Electrons in Atoms for 100
States that electrons must fill
each orbital singly before
pairing up.
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Electrons in Atoms for 200
His model of the atom provided
for energy levels that were
quantized.
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Electrons in Atoms for 300
How many orbitals are there in
the “f” subshell?
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Electrons in Atoms for 400
Write the full electron
configuration for iridium.
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Electrons in Atoms for 500
Write the abbreviated (noble
gas) electron configuration
for the most common indium
ion.
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Periodic Trends for 100
He developed the “periodic law,”
which states that the properties of
elements are periodic functions of
their atomic weights.
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Periodic Trends for 200
Define “electron affinity.”
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Periodic Trends for 300
Explain WHY the atomic radius
increases down a group/family
and decreases across a period.
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Periodic Trends for 400
Explain WHY elements that have
high first ionization energy
values also have high electron
affinity values.
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Periodic Trends for 500
There is a large jump between
the second and third
ionization energies of
magnesium. Explain this
observation.
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Ionic Bonding for 100
How are ionic compounds
formed?
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Ionic Bonding for 200
Draw the electron dot diagram
for selenium
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Ionic Bonding for 300
Define “octet rule”.
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Ionic Bonding for 400
Draw the electron transfer
diagram for the compound
made when magnesium and
nitrogen combine.
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Ionic Bonding for 500
Give the formula for the
compound that forms from
calcium and phosphorus.
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The Periodic Table for 100
On the Periodic Table, the
rows are called _____ and
the columns are called _____
or _____.
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The Periodic Table for 200
The middle block of elements
(Groups 3-12) are called
_____.
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The Periodic Table for 300
The elements in Group 17 are
known as the _____.
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The Periodic Table for 400
Name a metal in Group 14.
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The Periodic Table for 500
Name ALL the metalloids!
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