WHMISWorkplacehazardousmaterialsinformationsystemChemicalPropertydescription of how asubstance interactswith other substances,such as acids;chemical propertiesare observable onlywhen a chemicalchange occursDepositionchange ofstate froma gas to asolid Suspensioncloudy mixture inwhich tiny particles ofone substance areheld within another,and the particles canbe separateIonchargecharge givento an elementafter it gainsor loseselectronsAlkalimetalsgroup 1 elementsin the periodictable, not includinghydrogen; themost reactive ofthe metalsAtomicmassthe averagemass of theatoms of anelementChemicalchangechange that results whentwo or more substancesreact to create a differentsubstance or substances;the new substances havecompletely differentproperties from the originalonesProtonpositivelychargedparticle in thenucleus of anatom Neutronneutralparticle inthe nucleusof an atomNoblegasesgroup 18elements in theperiodic table;the most stableand unreactiveelementsMetalshiny,malleable,ductile elementthat conductselectricityPhysicalchangechange in theappearance orstate of asubstance thatdoes not changethe compositionAtomicnumbernumber ofprotons in thenucleus ofone atomof an element Malleabilitycan berolled ormoldedinto sheetsMetalloidelement thathas bothmetallic andnon-metallicproperties Solutiona mixturewhere thedifferentparts cannotbe seenthe smallest partof an elementthat isrepresentative ofthat elementAtomIoniccompounda compoundmade of onemetal and onenon-metalcombineHalogengroup 17elements in theperiodic table;the mostreactive non-metals AlkaliEarthmetals group 2 elementsin the periodictable; theirreactivity is not asstrong as that ofthe alkali metalsNonmetaldull, brittleelement thatdoes notconductelectricityMechanicalmixturea type ofmixturewhere thedifferent partscan be seenElementpure substance thatcannot be brokendown into othersubstances;substance made upof only one type ofatomElectronnegativeparticlecircling thenucleusPhysicalpropertyproperty thatdescribes thephysicalappearance andcomposition of asubstanceDuctilitycan bepulledinto wiresPeriodhorizontalrow ofelements inthe periodictableChemicalformula combination ofsymbols that representa compound; theformula identifies theelements in thecompound and theamount of eachelementGroupverticalcolumn ofelements inthe periodictableWHMISWorkplacehazardousmaterialsinformationsystemChemicalPropertydescription of how asubstance interactswith other substances,such as acids;chemical propertiesare observable onlywhen a chemicalchange occursDepositionchange ofstate froma gas to asolid Suspensioncloudy mixture inwhich tiny particles ofone substance areheld within another,and the particles canbe separateIonchargecharge givento an elementafter it gainsor loseselectronsAlkalimetalsgroup 1 elementsin the periodictable, not includinghydrogen; themost reactive ofthe metalsAtomicmassthe averagemass of theatoms of anelementChemicalchangechange that results whentwo or more substancesreact to create a differentsubstance or substances;the new substances havecompletely differentproperties from the originalonesProtonpositivelychargedparticle in thenucleus of anatom Neutronneutralparticle inthe nucleusof an atomNoblegasesgroup 18elements in theperiodic table;the most stableand unreactiveelementsMetalshiny,malleable,ductile elementthat conductselectricityPhysicalchangechange in theappearance orstate of asubstance thatdoes not changethe compositionAtomicnumbernumber ofprotons in thenucleus ofone atomof an element Malleabilitycan berolled ormoldedinto sheetsMetalloidelement thathas bothmetallic andnon-metallicproperties Solutiona mixturewhere thedifferentparts cannotbe seenthe smallest partof an elementthat isrepresentative ofthat elementAtomIoniccompounda compoundmade of onemetal and onenon-metalcombineHalogengroup 17elements in theperiodic table;the mostreactive non-metals AlkaliEarthmetals group 2 elementsin the periodictable; theirreactivity is not asstrong as that ofthe alkali metalsNonmetaldull, brittleelement thatdoes notconductelectricityMechanicalmixturea type ofmixturewhere thedifferent partscan be seenElementpure substance thatcannot be brokendown into othersubstances;substance made upof only one type ofatomElectronnegativeparticlecircling thenucleusPhysicalpropertyproperty thatdescribes thephysicalappearance andcomposition of asubstanceDuctilitycan bepulledinto wiresPeriodhorizontalrow ofelements inthe periodictableChemicalformula combination ofsymbols that representa compound; theformula identifies theelements in thecompound and theamount of eachelementGroupverticalcolumn ofelements inthe periodictable

Grade 9 Chemistry Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Workplace hazardous materials information system
    WHMIS
  2. description of how a substance interacts with other substances, such as acids; chemical properties are observable only when a chemical change occurs
    Chemical Property
  3. change of state from a gas to a solid
    Deposition
  4. cloudy mixture in which tiny particles of one substance are held within another, and the particles can be separate
    Suspension
  5. charge given to an element after it gains or loses electrons
    Ion charge
  6. group 1 elements in the periodic table, not including hydrogen; the most reactive of the metals
    Alkali metals
  7. the average mass of the atoms of an element
    Atomic mass
  8. change that results when two or more substances react to create a different substance or substances; the new substances have completely different properties from the original ones
    Chemical change
  9. positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom
    Proton
  10. neutral particle in the nucleus of an atom
    Neutron
  11. group 18 elements in the periodic table; the most stable and unreactive elements
    Noble gases
  12. shiny, malleable, ductile element that conducts electricity
    Metal
  13. change in the appearance or state of a substance that does not change the composition
    Physical change
  14. number of protons in the nucleus of one atom of an element
    Atomic number
  15. can be rolled or molded into sheets
    Malleability
  16. element that has both metallic and non-metallic properties
    Metalloid
  17. a mixture where the different parts cannot be seen
    Solution
  18. Atom
    the smallest part of an element that is representative of that element
  19. a compound made of one metal and one non-metal combine
    Ionic compound
  20. group 17 elements in the periodic table; the most reactive non-metals
    Halogen
  21. group 2 elements in the periodic table; their reactivity is not as strong as that of the alkali metals
    Alkali Earth metals
  22. dull, brittle element that does not conduct electricity
    Nonmetal
  23. a type of mixture where the different parts can be seen
    Mechanical mixture
  24. pure substance that cannot be broken down into other substances; substance made up of only one type of atom
    Element
  25. negative particle circling the nucleus
    Electron
  26. property that describes the physical appearance and composition of a substance
    Physical property
  27. can be pulled into wires
    Ductility
  28. horizontal row of elements in the periodic table
    Period
  29. combination of symbols that represent a compound; the formula identifies the elements in the compound and the amount of each element
    Chemical formula
  30. vertical column of elements in the periodic table
    Group