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Reactions Periodic Table & Elements

Physical Chemical Changes

Compounds & Mixtures

Physical Chemical properties

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•This law says that atoms cannot be created or destroyed in a reaction

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Law of conservation of MASS/MATTER

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•Atoms re-arrange to form new compounds during…?

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During a chemical reaction

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• The following is a chemical reaction:

A) Dissolving sugarB) Rusting nailC) Glass meltingD) Alcohol vaporizing

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•B) Nail Rusting

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•CH4 + 2O2 CO2 + 2H2OThis is a chemical reaction because:A)It is balancedB)A new substance is formedC)It creates a gas and a solidD)There are 2 substances on the

reactant side

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B) A new substance is formed40 points

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CH4 + 2O2 CO2 + 2H2O

Why do the O2 and H2O have a “2” in front of them?

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To BALANCE the reaction (same amount of atoms in and out)

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CH4 + 2O2 CO2 + 2H2OWhich is a PRODUCT in this reaction?

A)O2

B)HC)CO2

D)CH4

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•C) CO2

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•These elements are VERY reactive metals:–A) Alkaline Earth Metals–B) Noble gases–C) Transition Metals–D) Alkali Metals

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–D) Alkali Metals

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•These elements are ductile, malleable, conduct heat and electricity, and are useful for building things

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•METALS

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This metalloid is used in making glass and computer chips:

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Silicon

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This group of nonmetals includes gases that do not react easily with other elements:

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Noble gases

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•Elements MOST closely related to each other are arranged in ______________ on the periodic table.

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GROUPS

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Most of the elements are:A) Natural nonmetalsB) Natural metalsC) Synthetic nonmetalsD) Synthetic metals

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B) Natural metals

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•This type of change causes NEW substances to be formed

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Chemical changes

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•This type of change does not form new substances, and includes phase changes

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Physical Changes

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•Which is PHYSICAL change?A)Iron rustingB)Hydrogen + oxygen waterC)Sulfur and oxygen forming Sulfur dioxideD) Liquid nitrogen becoming a gas at room temperature

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Liquid nitrogen becoming a Gas at room temperature

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When you stir salt into water, you form:

A)A new substanceB)A new compoundC)A solutionD)A new element

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C) A solution

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•Which 2 materials form a new substance when combined?

A)Water and Kool-Aid powderB)Baking soda and vinegarC)Iron nails and penniesD)Salt and pepper

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B) Baking soda and vinegar

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Which is a CHEMICAL change?

A) spreading mustard

B) mixing spices

C) cutting a lawn

D) making a cake

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D) making a cake

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•Compounds are different from mixtures because:

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COMPOUNDS: chemically attached

MIXTURES: physically mixed, not chemically attached

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H2SO4 has ___ total atoms?

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7 atoms inH2SO4

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Which is/are a compound?

A) Berkyllium

B) Hyrogen

C) Propane

D) Water30 points

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C) Propane

C3H8

D) Water

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HOW are compounds formed?

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Atoms CHEMICALLY attach to each other

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A substance is formed from 2 substances physically joined – this is a/an:

A) element

B) mixture

C) compound

D) atom

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B) mixture

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What is the chemical formula for GLUCOSE (a

simple sugar)?

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C6H12O6

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•This property explains how tightly packed atoms are

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DENSITY10 points

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Soda, sweet tea, and salt water are all what type of matter?

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Homogeneous SOLUTIONS20 points

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Water and salt water have different melting and boiling points because...?

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They are different substances.

Every substance has its own M. & B. points

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Water molecules begin to speed up, so that they can now move past each other. What phase transition is occurring?

A) freezing

B) melting

C) evaporating

D) condensing

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B) melting

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Which is/are insoluble in water?

A) sugar

B) sand

C) oil

D) drink mix

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B) sand

C) oil

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Which is a NATURAL HOMOGENEOUS solution?

A) salt

B) soda

C) steel

D) blood

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D) Blood

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