Which of the following are components of atoms? (check all boxes that apply)

Which of the following particle(s) make up the nucleus of the Atom? (check all boxes that apply)

Which of the following particle(s) make up the outer cloud of an atom?

Which of the following particles in an atom contain a positive charge?

True or False: Electrons contain both a negative and positive charge in an atom.

Which of the following particle(s) carry a neutral charge within the atom? (check all boxes that apply)

Which of the following statements best explain how an atom is held together.

Two or more atoms of the same element that are bound together.

Molecules can be classified into which of the following group(s)? (check all boxes that apply)

True or False: Homonuclear molecules are made up of more than one type of element.

Which of the following best describes a heteronuclear molecule?

Which of the following are heteronuclear molecules? (check all boxes that apply)

Which of the following are considered homonuclear molecules? (check all boxes that apply)

Which of the following represent heteronuclear molecules? (check all boxes that apply)

True or False: The following image is considered a homonuclear molecule.

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

True or False: All matter is made up of atoms.

The quantity of matter.

The amount of space that matter occupies, or that is enclosed in a container.

A measurement that compares the amount of matter an object has to its volume.

When comparing the amount of matter an object has to its volume, which mathematical formula would you use?

Pure chemical substance that contains one kind of atom only.

True or False: Elements have chemical and physical properties and cannot be broken down into other substances through ordinary chemical reactions

Which of the following are considered states of matter? (check all boxes that apply).

This state of matter has mass, takes up space, has a definite volume, does not have a definite shape, but will take the shape of the container it is in.

This state of matter has mass, takes up space, but does not have a definite volume or shape unless contained.

This state of matter has mass, takes up space, and has a definite shape and volume.

True or False: Gases can be transparent, odorless, colored, and have distinct smells.

Which of the following is true about solid molecules?

True or False: Liquids are said to flow because their molecular bond is weak allowing them to move around slightly.

This picture represents which type of matter molecules?

True or False: Solids, liquids, gases and even other matter can change states of matter, but has to change its chemical substance.

When one state of matter (solid, liquid or gas) changes to another state of matter.

When added or taken away, this allows elements and compounds to move from one phase to another phase.

which of the following will either add or decrease the amount of energy required to change states of matter?

True or False: When a substance moves from phase to phase, it’s still the same substance.

Which of the following statements are true about water. (check all boxes that apply)

How much potential a physical system has to change.

True or False: The particles in solids, liquids, and gases have the same amount of energy.

Which of the following states of matter have the most amount of energy?

Which of the following states of matter has the strongest forces?

Solids, liquids, and gases are made up molecules in motion. Which of the following energy type is matter considered?

When liquids change state to a solid, it must do this first.

When solids transition to liquids and change state, they must do this first.

In order to move from a liquid to a gas, matter must experience what first?

True or False: When gases change state to a solid, it is known as condensation.

In the case of dry ice at room temperature, it transforms directly into a gas by the process known as?

Which of the following statement(s) are true about water vapor.

Which of the following statements describes the Law of Conservation?