AcidA type ofsubstance thathas anabundance ofhydronium ions.PeriodicTableAn arrangement ofelements in whichthe elements areseparated intogroups based ontheir properties.ElementA puresubstancethat consistsentirely of onetype of atomA subatomicparticle that has apositive chargeand that is foundin the nucleus ofan atomProtonThe number ofprotons orelectrons in anatom. Alsodetermines theidentity of theelementAtomicNumberThese twothings areformed when anacid and basechemicallycombine.Salt &WaterMolecule/CompoundA type of matterthat has morethan one atomthat is differentthan eachother.A type ofelement thatisconsideredstable.NobelGasesAtomicMassThe unit usedto measurethe mass ofparticles inan atom.A type ofsubstance thathas anabundance ofhydroxide ions.BaseValenceElectronElectrons on theoutermost energylevel of an atomand areresponsible forchemical bonding.A horizontal rowof elements in theperiodic table(identifies thenumber electronshells in an atom)Period7A neutralsolutionwill havea pH ofMatterAnything thathas massand takes upspaceElectronA subatomic particlethat has a negativecharge and is foundin the electron cloudsurrounding thenucleus of an atomHeterogeneousMixtureTwo or moredifferentsubstancesphysicallycombinedunevenly.MassA measureof how muchmatter is inan object.A model usedto show theinteraction ofvalenceelectrons only.LewisStructureChemicalPropertyA characteristicthat can beobserved ormeasured whenthe identity of thesubstancechangesPhysicalPropertyA characteristicthat can beobserved ormeasured withoutchanging theidentity of thesubstanceThe centerof an atom,containingthe protonsand neutronsNucleusHomogeneousMixtureTwo or moredifferentsubstancesphysicallycombinedevenly.A bondformedbetween anon-metal anda non-metal.CovalentBondParticles foundwithin the atom,mainly protons,neutrons, andelectrons.SubatomicParticlesA basewill havea pHGreaterthan 7a one- ortwo- letterabbreviationof the nameof an elementChemicalSymbolGain/LoseElectronsAn ionicbondwillThe smallestparticle of anelement thatretains theproperties ofthat elementAtomShareelectronsAcovalentbond willNeutronA subatomicparticle that hasno charge andis found in thenucleus of anatomGroupA vertical columnof elements in theperiodic table(identifies thenumber of valenceelectrons in anatom)BohrModel A model of anatom that showselectrons incircular orbitsaround thenucleusLaw ofConservationofMass/MatterNo matter canbe created ordestroyed,justtransformed.Lessthan 7An acidwill havea pHA bond thatis formedbetween ametal and anon-metalIonicBondWeightA physicalproperty of matterthat measuresthe force ofgravity that actson an object.AcidA type ofsubstance thathas anabundance ofhydronium ions.PeriodicTableAn arrangement ofelements in whichthe elements areseparated intogroups based ontheir properties.ElementA puresubstancethat consistsentirely of onetype of atomA subatomicparticle that has apositive chargeand that is foundin the nucleus ofan atomProtonThe number ofprotons orelectrons in anatom. Alsodetermines theidentity of theelementAtomicNumberThese twothings areformed when anacid and basechemicallycombine.Salt &WaterMolecule/CompoundA type of matterthat has morethan one atomthat is differentthan eachother.A type ofelement thatisconsideredstable.NobelGasesAtomicMassThe unit usedto measurethe mass ofparticles inan atom.A type ofsubstance thathas anabundance ofhydroxide ions.BaseValenceElectronElectrons on theoutermost energylevel of an atomand areresponsible forchemical bonding.A horizontal rowof elements in theperiodic table(identifies thenumber electronshells in an atom)Period7A neutralsolutionwill havea pH ofMatterAnything thathas massand takes upspaceElectronA subatomic particlethat has a negativecharge and is foundin the electron cloudsurrounding thenucleus of an atomHeterogeneousMixtureTwo or moredifferentsubstancesphysicallycombinedunevenly.MassA measureof how muchmatter is inan object.A model usedto show theinteraction ofvalenceelectrons only.LewisStructureChemicalPropertyA characteristicthat can beobserved ormeasured whenthe identity of thesubstancechangesPhysicalPropertyA characteristicthat can beobserved ormeasured withoutchanging theidentity of thesubstanceThe centerof an atom,containingthe protonsand neutronsNucleusHomogeneousMixtureTwo or moredifferentsubstancesphysicallycombinedevenly.A bondformedbetween anon-metal anda non-metal.CovalentBondParticles foundwithin the atom,mainly protons,neutrons, andelectrons.SubatomicParticlesA basewill havea pHGreaterthan 7a one- ortwo- letterabbreviationof the nameof an elementChemicalSymbolGain/LoseElectronsAn ionicbondwillThe smallestparticle of anelement thatretains theproperties ofthat elementAtomShareelectronsAcovalentbond willNeutronA subatomicparticle that hasno charge andis found in thenucleus of anatomGroupA vertical columnof elements in theperiodic table(identifies thenumber of valenceelectrons in anatom)BohrModel A model of anatom that showselectrons incircular orbitsaround thenucleusLaw ofConservationofMass/MatterNo matter canbe created ordestroyed,justtransformed.Lessthan 7An acidwill havea pHA bond thatis formedbetween ametal and anon-metalIonicBondWeightA physicalproperty of matterthat measuresthe force ofgravity that actson an object.

Chemistry Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. N-A type of substance that has an abundance of hydronium ions.
    N-Acid
  2. O-An arrangement of elements in which the elements are separated into groups based on their properties.
    O-Periodic Table
  3. B-A pure substance that consists entirely of one type of atom
    B-Element
  4. 8-Proton
    8-A subatomic particle that has a positive charge and that is found in the nucleus of an atom
  5. O-Atomic Number
    O-The number of protons or electrons in an atom. Also determines the identity of the element
  6. O-Salt & Water
    O-These two things are formed when an acid and base chemically combine.
  7. 8-A type of matter that has more than one atom that is different than each other.
    8-Molecule/ Compound
  8. 8-Nobel Gases
    8-A type of element that is considered stable.
  9. 8-The unit used to measure the mass of particles in an atom.
    8-Atomic Mass
  10. G-Base
    G-A type of substance that has an abundance of hydroxide ions.
  11. N-Electrons on the outermost energy level of an atom and are responsible for chemical bonding.
    N-Valence Electron
  12. B-Period
    B-A horizontal row of elements in the periodic table (identifies the number electron shells in an atom)
  13. N-A neutral solution will have a pH of
    N-7
  14. 8-Anything that has mass and takes up space
    8-Matter
  15. O-A subatomic particle that has a negative charge and is found in the electron cloud surrounding the nucleus of an atom
    O-Electron
  16. B-Two or more different substances physically combined unevenly.
    B-Heterogeneous Mixture
  17. N-A measure of how much matter is in an object.
    N-Mass
  18. N-Lewis Structure
    N-A model used to show the interaction of valence electrons only.
  19. O-A characteristic that can be observed or measured when the identity of the substance changes
    O-Chemical Property
  20. G-A characteristic that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the substance
    G-Physical Property
  21. I-Nucleus
    I-The center of an atom, containing the protons and neutrons
  22. G-Two or more different substances physically combined evenly.
    G-Homogeneous Mixture
  23. I-Covalent Bond
    I-A bond formed between a non-metal and a non-metal.
  24. I-Subatomic Particles
    I-Particles found within the atom, mainly protons, neutrons, and electrons.
  25. I-Greater than 7
    I-A base will have a pH
  26. I-Chemical Symbol
    I-a one- or two- letter abbreviation of the name of an element
  27. G-An ionic bond will
    G-Gain/Lose Electrons
  28. I-Atom
    I-The smallest particle of an element that retains the properties of that element
  29. O-A covalent bond will
    O-Share electrons
  30. B-A subatomic particle that has no charge and is found in the nucleus of an atom
    B-Neutron
  31. G-A vertical column of elements in the periodic table (identifies the number of valence electrons in an atom)
    G-Group
  32. G- A model of an atom that shows electrons in circular orbits around the nucleus
    G-Bohr Model
  33. 8-No matter can be created or destroyed, just transformed.
    8-Law of Conservation of Mass/Matter
  34. B-An acid will have a pH
    B-Less than 7
  35. B-Ionic Bond
    B-A bond that is formed between a metal and a non-metal
  36. N-A physical property of matter that measures the force of gravity that acts on an object.
    N-Weight