chemistry review game

What does malleable mean?

• the ability to be flattened into thin sheets without breaking

• the ability to be pulled into a thin wire

• having a shiny luster

• being a good conductor

What property would allow an element to be pulled into a thin wire?

• malleable

• conductor

• ductile

• shiny luster

which list of properties are related to most metals?

• insulator, dull, and brittle

• good conductor. brittle, dull

• good conductor, high melting point, malleable, ductile.

• none of the above

what properties belong to most non-metals?

• good conductor, malleable, ductile.

• dull, brittle, insulator, low melting point.

• dull, shiny luster, brittle malleable

• none of the above.

what is this picture showing?

• compound

• element

• mixture of compounds

• none of the above

if you were to use an element to power a light bulb, what would you use?

• metalloid

• non-metal

• metal

• a metal and metalloid

what is a metalloid?

• a metalloid is an element that shares properties of a metal, and non-metal

• a good conductor

• a dull luster

• none of the above

If a gas was produced, what is the a sign of?

• a physical change

• a chemical change

• no change

• IDK

if a students has an object with a mass of 50g, and a volume of 100cm³, what would the density be?

• 40g/cm³

• 80g/cm³

• 2g/cm³

what process should you use for a irregular object to find its volume?

• LXWXH

• water displacement

• WXWXH

• Mass divided by volume