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Atoms, States of Matter, and the Periodic Table Review Game
Atoms, States of Matter, and the Periodic Table Review Game
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A review of unit 3 standards. Including states of matter, the periodic table, and the atom.
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I can tell mixtures and compounds apart b/c compounds can't be separated __ though mixtures can
Mentally
Physically
Socially
Chemically
2
Electrons are found in the
orbitals
nucleus
3
Sally wants to separate her coffee grounds from her coffee. What method should she use?
Centrifugation
Filtration
Distillation
Magnetism
4
The textbook definition of matter is: matter is anything that
Has density and can be seen.
Has mass and takes up space.
Holds its shape in a new container.
Makes up something else.
5
How does removing a neutron affect the charge of an atom?
It increases the charge by 1.
It has no effect on the charge.
It decreases the charge by 1.
None of the above.
6
A dead giveaway that a chemical change occurred is...
A new substance is formed.
A crunching sound
A lack of motion from the substances involved.
2 substances appearing to become the same substance.
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Electrons make up electricity. Their charge is always?
Negative
-3
Neutral
Positive
8
Steel is made by blending carbon and iron. The substance appears uniform throughout. Steel is
A heterogeneous mixture.
A compound.
A homogeneous mixture.
A homozygous mixture
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If I have 30 electrons, what do I need to have to balance out my charge?
30 Electrons
15 Protons
30 Neutrons
30 Protons
10
Metals are ductile, this means that they
Can be made into wires.
Can be ground down.
Can be made into sheets.
Can conduct electricity.
11
A compound requires
2 or more atoms.
2 or more elements.
One element.
One atom.
12
The protons can be found in the?
Periodic table
Orbitals
Parking lot
Nucleus
13
How many atoms in Na(OH)
2
1
5
4
3
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Neutrons have what charge?
Neutral
Negative
Positive
15
You can tell a metal apart from a nonmetal because a metal
is very brittle
forms powdery substances
conducts heat
conducts sound
16
Mr. McKinney drops iron filings into his coffee grounds. How should he separate them back out?
Magnetism
Centrifugation
Distillation
Filtration
17
Cottage cheese is an example of
A homozygous mixture
A heterogeneous mixture.
A homogeneous mixture.
A heterozygous mixture.
18
Protons always have what charge?
Positive
Negative
Intermediate
Neutral
19
Which of the following shows the charge of an individual proton?
+2
-2
-1
+1
20
A heterogeneous mixture can always be distinguished by the presence of
Different temperatures.
Different smells.
A uniform appearance.
Distinct chunks or pieces that stand out.
21
The atomic number is always equal to the...?
Electrons
Protons
Neutrons
Quarks
22
The neutrons can be found in the?
periodic table
electron shell
nucleus
23
How many atoms are in H
2
O?
3
4
1
2
24
Choose the best answer. Atoms make up
Everything
Your chair.
The wall
Nothing
25
How many neutrons does Fluorine have? (It's right beside neon)
9.998
10
9
19
26
How many electrons does Neon have?
10.180
10
11
8
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A molecule requires? (GET OUT BOOKS FOR THE NEXT QUESTION)
One atom
2 or more atoms.
One element
2 or more elements.
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How many neutrons does Boron have?
10.811
5
15.811
6
29
How many protons does Oxygen have?
16
2
9
8
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Sally wants to separate her coffee grounds from her coffee. What method should she use?
Physical Methods
Chemical Methods
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Blood cells are evenly distributed in a test tube. How can I separate them out of the solution?
Filtration
Magnetism
Distillation
Centrifugation
32
A sample of ethanol is lit on fire on a desk. This is an example of a
Chemical Change
Degree Change
Physical Change
State Change
33
In a solid, atoms
slide past each other
vibrate in place
move around and bump into each other.
sit completely still
34
When particles have attraction to each other, put are not stuck vibrating in place we call this
A plasma
A gas
A liquid
A solid
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Metals are malleable, this means that they
Can form thin sheets.
Make great mallets.
Can be seen through.
Can be ground up.
