What theory primarily assumes that matter is made of small particles in constant motion?

__________ = Force divided by Area

The temperature at which an object goes from the solid state of matter to the liquid state of matter is called what?

All particles move randomly in objects according to kinetic molecular theory.

___________ Principle can be described in two ways. 1. Restricting the flow of a fluid increases the velocity of the fluid. 2. As the velocity of a fluid increases, the pressure exerted by the fluid decreases. What principle is this?

The notion, pressure applied to any part of a fluid is applied all of the fluid, is known as what?

Which state of matter has neither a definite volume nor a definite shape?

Which state of matter has both a definite volume and a definite shape?

What state of matter is composed of positively and electrically charged particles and makes up things like the Sun?

Which state of matter has a definite volume, but takes the shape of its container?

______________ = Pressure times Area

What principle helps explain how ships float on water?

Which principle primarily helps explain how airplanes fly?

Which principle helps explain how hydraulic presses work?

Which principle helps explain why you feel "weightless" or lighter when swimming?

Solve for the final temperature using Charles' Law given the initial volume is 500 L, initial temperature is 250 K, and final volume is 1000 L.

Initial Pressure: 10 Pascals Initial Volume: 6 Liters Final Pressure: ? Final Volume: 12 Liters Mark only one oval.

Select the option below that is a physical property.

Select the option below that is a chemical property.

If I had 15 ml (this is the volume) of liquid water and then boiled it to produce 50 ml (this is the volume) of water vapor, what would happen to the mass of water during this change?

A candle burning is an example of what type of change?

If you take water and freeze it into ice, what type of change has occurred?

The formation of water when hydrogen burns.

What group on the periodic table is SUPER reactive with air and water and therefore must be stored in oil to prevent reaction?

I have an element that can be hammered into thin sheets, what property is that?

What form of bonding produces a sea of electrons surrounding positively charged ions?

Which of the following individuals was the first to propose the existence of atoms?

Select the option that best describes the first version of atomic theory proposed in the 5th century BC.

This image shows iron atoms with hooks, which scientist would this idea most likely belong with?

Select the word below that best matches the definition provided: "The positive subatomic particle found in the nucleus of the atom."

What were the limitations of John Dalton's atomic model?

The cathode ray experiment was used to prove what aspect of atomic theory?

What scientific principle primarily helped us discover the electron?

What was the first "nuclear" model of the atom compared to?

Non-metals are said to be which of the following?

Which group of non-metals does not form compounds under natural conditions?

If I was wanting to build a bridge, which group of the periodic table would I use?

Metals, when they bond with non-metals, really like to engage in which type of bonding? (It's the one where electrons are taken from the metal and given to the non-metal.)

Which group on the periodic table is the only one that has nothing but non-metals in it?

What type of element is able to commonly form BOTH ionic and covalent bonds with some elements in this category being used for semi-conductors?

If I was trying to produce a transuranium element, what process would I follow?

The fundamental particles that make up protons and neutrons are called what?

Protons and Neutrons both have an AMU of what?

For all the isotopes of an atom, which of the following will stay the same?

The difference between Carbon-12 and Carbon-14 is what?

Which component of the periodic square below corresponds to the Element Name?

Which component of the periodic square below corresponds to the average atomic mass/atomic mass?

Which component of the periodic square below corresponds to the Atomic number?

Which component of the periodic square below corresponds to the chemical symbol?

Which sub-atomic particle is so small that we consider it basically "mass-less"?

Select the term that best matches the definition provided: atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons.

Select the term that best matches the definition provided: sum of the number of protons and neutrons in an atom.

From left to right, the periodic table is organized primarily in terms of what?

Which of the following types of substance are found on the periodic table?

Who was the scientist that we discussed who really created the foundations of the periodic table?

Elements within groups primarily share what?

How many energy levels will an element in row 4 have?

How many electrons would you suspect an element in group 7 to have in their outer energy level?

Transuranium elements have how many protons?

If a molecule consists of two atoms of the same element, it is called what?

Different forms of the same element, with different uses and properties based on molecular arrangement (not atomic mass), are called what?

If I say that an element is able to be turned into wires easily, I am talking about what property?

Non-metals usually bond with non-metals in what type of bond? (They SHARE electrons.)

Elements in group 16 have how many outer electrons?

Noble gases are stable for what reason?

Decide whether the following thing is a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture: Chocolate Chip Ice Cream

Decide whether the following thing is a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture: Tap Water

Decide whether the following thing is a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture: Milk

Decide whether the following thing is a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture: Vegetable Soup

Decide whether the following thing is a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture: Lead Metal

Which of the following is a property of metals?

What is the main component of the sun?

What is the process called when a gas turns into a liquid?

Which of the following elements is a noble gas?

What is the chemical formula for table salt?