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Science Exam

Questions Answer
Matter is anything that; a) Has a mass b) Takes up space
Ionic Compounds- Types of atoms involved?
Molecular Compounds- Types of atoms involved?
Ionic Compounds- Bond Type? The transfer of valence electron(s)
Molecular Compounds- Bond Type? Covalent bond
Ionic Compounds- Electrons are: Transfer electrons
Molecular Compounds- Electrons are: Share electrons
Change the ending of non-metal too "ide". Write metal followed by the non-metal.
Naming Polyatomic compounds Write name of metal and the name of polyatomic compound. If metal has more than one ionic charge: include charge # in name.
What is the Law of conservation of mass? A mass that is neither created nor destroyed by chemical reactions or physical transformations.
Acids: Water soluble, sour taste, conduct electricity and corrosive
Acids are created of: A non-metal with hydrogen or a polyatomic compound.
Bases: Water soluble, bitter taste, conduct electricity and drain cleaner
Bases are made from: A metal and
What is light? A form of energy that can be detected by cells in our eyes.
Non-luminous sources of light Reflect light; Example the moon
Luminous sources of light Emit their own light; Example the sun
SALT Size Attitude Location Type
Real vs virtual images
Law of reflection
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