periodictablea carefularrangement ofall elements byatomic numberand chemicalpropertiesatomsmallest unitof matter thatretains all theproperties ofan elementchemicalequationthe representation ofa chemical reactionshowing the chemicalformulas of eachreactant and productchargecalculated bysubtracting thenumber ofelectrons fromthe number ofprotonssubscriptthe lower right handcorner- where thenumber of atoms ofeach element in achemical formula iswrittenionan atom orgroup of atomsthat have lostor gainedelectronsmixturetwo or more itemsthat have beencombined buthave not reactedand can beseparated byphysical meansatomicnumbershows howmany protonsare in oneatom of eachelementatomicmasscalculated byadding thenumber ofprotons +neutrons in anatommoleculeformed whentwo or moreatoms of anelementchemically jointogetherformulaunitsthe representativeunit for an ioniccompound shownas the lowestwhole numberratioelementa samplewith one ormore atomsof the sameelementprotonpositivechargedparticle inthe nucleusof the atomcompounda pure substancecontaining one ormore units madefrom multipleelements that arechemicallycombinedSntincoefficientthe number writtenin front of achemical formulato say how manymolecules arepresentAugoldNasodiumneutrala substance withno apparentcharge due to abalance of protonsand electronsKpotassiumsuperscriptthe locationof the chargewhen indictedon an ionsymbolisotopean atom withmore or lessneutrons thanusual for thatelementWtungstenFeironelectronnegativelychargedsubatomicparticle foundoutside thenucleusneutrona subatomicparticle found inthe nucleus ofmost atoms thathas no charge,only masschemicalformulaa way to showhow many atomsof each elementare present in amolecule orformula unitHgmercuryPbleadperiodictablea carefularrangement ofall elements byatomic numberand chemicalpropertiesatomsmallest unitof matter thatretains all theproperties ofan elementchemicalequationthe representation ofa chemical reactionshowing the chemicalformulas of eachreactant and productchargecalculated bysubtracting thenumber ofelectrons fromthe number ofprotonssubscriptthe lower right handcorner- where thenumber of atoms ofeach element in achemical formula iswrittenionan atom orgroup of atomsthat have lostor gainedelectronsmixturetwo or more itemsthat have beencombined buthave not reactedand can beseparated byphysical meansatomicnumbershows howmany protonsare in oneatom of eachelementatomicmasscalculated byadding thenumber ofprotons +neutrons in anatommoleculeformed whentwo or moreatoms of anelementchemically jointogetherformulaunitsthe representativeunit for an ioniccompound shownas the lowestwhole numberratioelementa samplewith one ormore atomsof the sameelementprotonpositivechargedparticle inthe nucleusof the atomcompounda pure substancecontaining one ormore units madefrom multipleelements that arechemicallycombinedSntincoefficientthe number writtenin front of achemical formulato say how manymolecules arepresentAugoldNasodiumneutrala substance withno apparentcharge due to abalance of protonsand electronsKpotassiumsuperscriptthe locationof the chargewhen indictedon an ionsymbolisotopean atom withmore or lessneutrons thanusual for thatelementWtungstenFeironelectronnegativelychargedsubatomicparticle foundoutside thenucleusneutrona subatomicparticle found inthe nucleus ofmost atoms thathas no charge,only masschemicalformulaa way to showhow many atomsof each elementare present in amolecule orformula unitHgmercuryPblead

Chem Camp LINGO 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. a careful arrangement of all elements by atomic number and chemical properties
    periodic table
  2. smallest unit of matter that retains all the properties of an element
    atom
  3. the representation of a chemical reaction showing the chemical formulas of each reactant and product
    chemical equation
  4. calculated by subtracting the number of electrons from the number of protons
    charge
  5. the lower right hand corner- where the number of atoms of each element in a chemical formula is written
    subscript
  6. an atom or group of atoms that have lost or gained electrons
    ion
  7. two or more items that have been combined but have not reacted and can be separated by physical means
    mixture
  8. shows how many protons are in one atom of each element
    atomic number
  9. calculated by adding the number of protons + neutrons in an atom
    atomic mass
  10. formed when two or more atoms of an element chemically join together
    molecule
  11. the representative unit for an ionic compound shown as the lowest whole number ratio
    formula units
  12. a sample with one or more atoms of the same element
    element
  13. positive charged particle in the nucleus of the atom
    proton
  14. a pure substance containing one or more units made from multiple elements that are chemically combined
    compound
  15. tin
    Sn
  16. the number written in front of a chemical formula to say how many molecules are present
    coefficient
  17. gold
    Au
  18. sodium
    Na
  19. a substance with no apparent charge due to a balance of protons and electrons
    neutral
  20. potassium
    K
  21. the location of the charge when indicted on an ion symbol
    superscript
  22. an atom with more or less neutrons than usual for that element
    isotope
  23. tungsten
    W
  24. iron
    Fe
  25. negatively charged subatomic particle found outside the nucleus
    electron
  26. a subatomic particle found in the nucleus of most atoms that has no charge, only mass
    neutron
  27. a way to show how many atoms of each element are present in a molecule or formula unit
    chemical formula
  28. mercury
    Hg
  29. lead
    Pb