Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy

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4. A. B. C. D. F.
E. Forces in
Structure Chemical Carbon Periodic
Forces Fluids
of Atoms Reactions Chemistry Table
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5. Compound

6. What do atoms form when
combined together forming
matter with different
chemical properties than
the individual atoms?

7. Solid, Liquid, Gas

8. What states of
matter are created
by the total energy
of their atoms?

9. Tightly packed,
moderately
packed & loosely
packed molecules.

10. How are
molecules packed
in solids, liquids,
& gasses?

11. NaCl Sodium
Chloride

12. What is an example of a
repeating molecular
crystaline solid?

13. Electrons

14. Which subatomic
particle is found
furthest from the
nucleus and has a
negative charge?

15. Product molecules
with different
chemical properties

16. What do reactant
molecules with
certain chemcial
properties form?

17. Law of
Conservation of
Matter

18. What is it when
the types and mass
of reactant atoms
equals the types
and mass of
product atoms?

19. Exothermic or
endothermic

20. What is it called
when all chemical
reactions either
give up or take in
heat energy?

21. Physical Changes

22. What are freezing
and boiling called;
in which there is no
chemical changes?

23. 14, 1, and 0

24. What is the pH of
strong bases, acids,
and neutral
solutions?

25. Carbon

26. What element is
central to life and
can combine in
many different
ways?

27. CHNOPS

28. What are the six
primary elements
of life?

29. Water and salt

30. What are two small
inorganic
compounds in
living organisms?

31. Carbohydrates,
Lipids, and Proteins

32. What are three
large organic
molecules found in
living organisms?

33. DNA

34. What is the one
large organic
molecule which
controls and directs
life?

35. Sodium, Chlorine, Hydrogen,
Sulphur, Oxygen

36. What are the
chemical elements
names in this
compound;
NaCl H2SO4?

37. Metals

38. Elements to the left
of the “staircase”
in the periodic
table are called…

39. Non-metals

40. Elements to the
right of the
“staircase” in the
periodic table
are…

41. Isotopes

42. The same element
but with a different
number of neutrons
are called…

43. Atomic Number

44. What number in
the periodic table
indicates the
number of protons
and electrons?

45. Force

46. What is a push or a
pull with a
magnitude and
direction called?

47. Balanced Forces

48. When these forces
are equal and
opposite, no motion
occurs.

49. Gravity, Tension,
Compression,
Friction

50. What are the forces
acting on a static
(non-moving)
object?

51. Unbalanced forces

52. What force
produces changes
in velocity
(direction, speed,
or both).

53. Greater mass or
greater speed

54. What two things
can increase the
amount of force a
moving object has?

55. Mass/Volume (mass
divided by volume)

56. What is Density?

57. The weight of the
water it
displaces…

58. What is the
buoyant force on
an object equal
to?

59. Low pressure from
above, greater
pressure from
below

60. What does
Bernouli’s Law
state about why an
airplane wing
rises?

61. One g/cm 3

62. What is the
density of water?

63. Floating

64. What happens
when an object’s
density is less than
1.0g/cm 3

65. Make your wager

66. 186,000mi/sec a
particle and a wave

67. What is light and
how fast does it
move?