Properties of Matter

• Define: matter, evaporation, boiling, condensation, sublimation, chemical properties, physical properties, element

• Draw: periodic table outline label metals, nonmetals, metalloids. Draw: picture of solid, liquid, gas particles and which moves faster and slower and has more or less energy. Draw: Periodic Square and label it. Reactivity of Metals and Nonmetals.

• List the Groups of periodic table and describe valence electrons of each group. List the types of Chemical and Physical properties.

• Describe and give example of Boyle’s and Charles Law

Chemical Reactions

• Define: ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding, Physical and Chemical changes, Salt, Acid, Base, Valence electron, Homogenous, Heterogenous mixture, solutions and colloids, suspension, organic compound, subscript and coefficent

• Draw: Model of atom and label protons, neutrons, electrons, nucleus, and electron cloud. Draw a chart for properties of acids and bases. Chart for physical and chemical changes/reactions.

• List: examples of compounds, elements, and mixtures, kinds/types of reactions, covalent bond prefixes, and ending for ionic bonds types of biochemicals

• Give examples of: How to balance equations, chemical formulas, sub script and coefficent. What you can change to balance equation.

Forces of Nature

• Define: Nebula, inertia, rotation, orbit, revolution, law of universal gravitation, solenoid, magnetic force, alternating currents

• Draw: electromagnet, bar magnet, pie chart of earth’s atomspheric gases in present day, solenoid

• List: Properties of magents, causes of magnetism, kinds of magnets, Kepler’s laws, demagnetizes a magnet

• State: what causes earth to be round, keeps earth in orbit, holds nebula together, causes a solar system to form, what formed our planets, which poles attract and repel each other