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B11 Science Chemisty
B11 Science Chemistry
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| salad | is an example of a heterogeneous mixture |
| Atomic theory was stated by | Dalton |
| Every element has its own ____ which identifies that element | atomic number |
| The atomic number is the number of the ____ in the nucleus | protons |
| All ______ is made up of elements | matter |
| 1st person to suggest existence of atoms | Democritus |
| All atoms of the same element have the same | protons |
| Positively charged particle is | proton |
| A molecule of sugar contains carbon and sodium | False |
| Water is an example of | a compound |
| Hydrogen and oxygen are__________that are gasses at room temperature | elements |
| Compounds are formed as a result of _____ changes | chemical |
| Element with the smallest number is | hydrogen |
| Found in the energy level of an atom | electrons |
| A molecule is | made of 2 or more atoms, Chemically combined |
| Substance used to dissolve another substance | solvent |
| You could separate a mixture of sand and water by _____ the mixture | filtering |
| A ____ is made up of two or more elements | compound |
| A substance made up of two or more elements that have chemically combined is a compound | True |
| A compound has no definite chemical composition | False |
| Oxygen is usually found as a | gas |
| Elements are arranged in the periodic table by their | atomic number |
| Smallest part of an element still identified as an element | atom |
| NOT found in the nucleus of an atom | electrons |
| _____are a shorthand way of writing the name of the element | chemical symbols |
| Two or more substances that have been combined but not chemically changed make up a compound | False |
| A gas that is an element and cannot be broken down | oxygen |
| Scientist who constructed the 1st periodic table | Mendeleev |
| Atoms are made up of | electrons, protons, neutrons |
| A molecule of water contain two hydrogen atoms joined to one oxygen atom | True |
| I should know how to label parts of an atom | true |
| I should know how to read an entry of the periodic table of elements | true |
| I should know how to tell how many atoms are in a compound | True |
| In a mixture, substances | Keep their own properties |
| In the periodic table elements are arranged by, | increasing atomic number |
| N3H4 has this many atoms | 7 |
| H2O has _____ atoms | 3 |