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Atoms, Elements and Compounds
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Lets refresh your memorty before we begin: What is an atom, element, and a compound
To put it simply in chemistry, an ELEMENT is a pure substance which cannot be broken down by chemical means, consisting of smaller ATOMS, a compound is 2 or more elements COMBINED an example of a COMPOUND, a compound is not the same thing as an alloy, a compound is irreverable whereas an alloy isnt, if had a 10 karrat gold bar, it means other metals are in it, thats an alloy, and alloy can be turned back into a single metal. Not very put simply but better than nothing.
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What is the difference between a compound and an alloy
A compound is a metal combined with another metal but an alloy is gold mixed with another rock
a compound is a way that elements could be bonded through chemical reactions and doesnt even have to be a metal whereas an alloy has to include at least 1 metal
A compound is a metal mixed with a metal that is unbindable whereas an alloy is two rocks molten and mixed together to form one and can then be seperated using machinery
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Which part of an atom has a positive charge?
protons
neutrons
electrons
atoms
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Which part of an atom has no charge? Hint: pH
protons
neutrons
electrons
atoms
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What is the picture displaying? Hint: 2 to-
atom
element
compound
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Ahh, your doing good so far, bet ya wont get this: What is the chemical symbol for the element mercury? hehe...
Hg
Merc
MeC
MY
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Any combination of two or more atoms that are chemically combined is called this.
molecule
compound
element
pure substance
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Which two facts are true
there are 97 metal elements in the periodic table
Six chemical elements of the periodic table are alkaline earth metals
there are 117 elements in the periodic table
Francium is the rarest element on earth
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What does this picture show?
A diagram of a solid
A diagram of a compound
A diagram of Uranium the element
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What contains only 1 type of atom?
an element
a compound
a mixture
water
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An atom is a mixture of two elements that arent specifically metals
True
False
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