Worksheetsbasic chemistry
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
If Gas, liquid, and solids were broken down into the smallest elemental units, it would be composed of:
compounds
atoms
comlex molecules
elements
Atoms contain an equal number of
neutrons & protons
protons & electrons
neutrons & electrons
A positively charged ion:
anion
neutron
cation
electron
Negatively charged ion:
proton
anion
cation
neutron
Protons and Neutrons are both located in the:
Nucleus
circle around nucleus
Nucleolus
membrane
When an atom loses or gains a charge it becomes a/an:
isotope
nitrogen
element
ion
Many atoms with the same number of electrons and protons and same chemical properties
molecule
compound
atom
element
How are elements identified
atomic mass
# of isotopes
atomic number
# of cations
What determines the atomic number
#of neutrons
#of protons
# of atoms
#of cations
What determines the mass number?
# of electrons and protons
# of anions and neutrons
# of protons and nueutrons
# of valence shells
Electrons are not counted towards the atomic mass because their weight is very small.
true
false
Atoms of the same element but with different mass numbers; have identical characteristics but different number of neutrons
cation
isotope
element
ion
weighted average of all the masses of all the isotopes
atomic number
mass number
atomic weight
isotope
Two or more elements exist together
compound
molecule
atom
cation
During chemical bonding, an ionic bond ___ ions together
holds
pulls
forms
A molecule during an ionic bond will become positive when
there's a loss of electrons
gains a neutron
gains an electron
losses a proton
During chemical bonding a molecule becomes negatively charged when an atom
loses an electron
hides a proton
keeps all neutrons
gains an electron from a different atom
Type of bond when a positive atom is attracted to a negative atom
covalent
ionic
peptide
hydrogen
Type of bonds when there is a sharing of electrons
covalent
ionic
molecule
atoms
What is the most abundant molecule in living cells
nitrogen
oxygen
water
gas
Adherence of molecules creating surface tension and capillary action:water movement in and out of cells
hydrolysis
solution
biochemistry
polarity
dehydration synthesis or condensation:
uses water to breakdown macro molecules
disolved in solvent
Removes water
necessary for function of living cells
Solutes can be a solid, liquid, or gas
true
false
Solvents are usually liquid;but can be gas or solid
true
false
Most common solutions are compounds dissolved in water. acids and bases
true
false
produces hydrogen ions H+ when in solution
acid
base
dissolved in water release hydroxide ions and a cation, and become electrolytes
base
acid
Substance with charged particles that can conduct electricity
hydrogen
carbon
electrolytes
chemicals
The pH of the blood must remain in a narrow range 7.35-7.45 for proper function
true
false
when doing a chemical formula acids to the left and bases to the right.
ex. HCL (hydrochloric acid); NaOH(Sodium Hydroxide)
true
false
