Massamount ofmatter inan objectEndothermicprocess thatabsorbs energy;temperaturedecreases(product is coolerthan the reactants)Conservedsaved,neithergainednor lostThe Law ofConservationof MassThe principle (orscientific law) thatmass is neither creatednor destroyed during achemical reaction. Seelaw of conservation ofmass.ThermalEnergytotal energy ofmotion of theparticles in asample of asubstanceConstraintsomethingthat limitsthe solutionto a problemAtomThe basicbuilding block ofmatterContain protons,electrons andneutronsCompoundTwo or moredifferent types ofatoms heldtogether by achemical bondEX: : H2O or CO2Productsfinalsubstance atthe end of achemicalreactionReactantsoriginalsubstancesbefore achemicalreaction takesplaceCriteriaa minimumrequirementfor how thedesign mustfunctionCircuitBoarda thin boardwith copperlines on thesurfaceChemicalEquationa symbolicrepresentationof the reactantsand products ina chemicalreactionPrecipitateinsolublesolid formedwhen twoliquids mixExothermicprocess thatreleases energy;temperatureincreases (productis warmer than thereactants)Statephysicalform ofmatter: solid,liquid, gasChemicalChangesubstancesinteract toform a newsubstanceEvidenceinformationthat supportsor refutes aclaimTrade-Offdesirableoutcome givenup to gainanotherdesirableoutcomeChemicalReactionprocesswherechemicalchangeoccursOpenSystemA system thatallows matteror energy toenter orescape.ClosedSystemA system thatdoes not allowmatter orenergy to enteror escape.PhysicalChangechange that occurswhen the particlesof one substancemix with anothersubstance, particlesdo not changeMoleculeTwo or moreatoms heldtogether by achemical bond(any two or moreatoms)EX: H2O or O2Dissolvemix intoanothersubstance atthe scale ofindividualparticlesEtchchemicalprocess thatcuts into asolid surfacePrototypean early sampleof a product thatprovidesinformation abouthow the device orsystem worksReclaimto retrievewastematerial so itcan be usedagainMassamount ofmatter inan objectEndothermicprocess thatabsorbs energy;temperaturedecreases(product is coolerthan the reactants)Conservedsaved,neithergainednor lostThe Law ofConservationof MassThe principle (orscientific law) thatmass is neither creatednor destroyed during achemical reaction. Seelaw of conservation ofmass.ThermalEnergytotal energy ofmotion of theparticles in asample of asubstanceConstraintsomethingthat limitsthe solutionto a problemAtomThe basicbuilding block ofmatterContain protons,electrons andneutronsCompoundTwo or moredifferent types ofatoms heldtogether by achemical bondEX: : H2O or CO2Productsfinalsubstance atthe end of achemicalreactionReactantsoriginalsubstancesbefore achemicalreaction takesplaceCriteriaa minimumrequirementfor how thedesign mustfunctionCircuitBoarda thin boardwith copperlines on thesurfaceChemicalEquationa symbolicrepresentationof the reactantsand products ina chemicalreactionPrecipitateinsolublesolid formedwhen twoliquids mixExothermicprocess thatreleases energy;temperatureincreases (productis warmer than thereactants)Statephysicalform ofmatter: solid,liquid, gasChemicalChangesubstancesinteract toform a newsubstanceEvidenceinformationthat supportsor refutes aclaimTrade-Offdesirableoutcome givenup to gainanotherdesirableoutcomeChemicalReactionprocesswherechemicalchangeoccursOpenSystemA system thatallows matteror energy toenter orescape.ClosedSystemA system thatdoes not allowmatter orenergy to enteror escape.PhysicalChangechange that occurswhen the particlesof one substancemix with anothersubstance, particlesdo not changeMoleculeTwo or moreatoms heldtogether by achemical bond(any two or moreatoms)EX: H2O or O2Dissolvemix intoanothersubstance atthe scale ofindividualparticlesEtchchemicalprocess thatcuts into asolid surfacePrototypean early sampleof a product thatprovidesinformation abouthow the device orsystem worksReclaimto retrievewastematerial so itcan be usedagain

Chemical Reactions Vocab 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. amount of matter in an object
    Mass
  2. process that absorbs energy; temperature decreases (product is cooler than the reactants)
    Endothermic
  3. saved, neither gained nor lost
    Conserved
  4. The principle (or scientific law) that mass is neither created nor destroyed during a chemical reaction. See law of conservation of mass.
    The Law of Conservation of Mass
  5. total energy of motion of the particles in a sample of a substance
    Thermal Energy
  6. something that limits the solution to a problem
    Constraint
  7. The basic building block of matter Contain protons, electrons and neutrons
    Atom
  8. Two or more different types of atoms held together by a chemical bond EX: : H2O or CO2
    Compound
  9. final substance at the end of a chemical reaction
    Products
  10. original substances before a chemical reaction takes place
    Reactants
  11. a minimum requirement for how the design must function
    Criteria
  12. a thin board with copper lines on the surface
    Circuit Board
  13. a symbolic representation of the reactants and products in a chemical reaction
    Chemical Equation
  14. insoluble solid formed when two liquids mix
    Precipitate
  15. process that releases energy; temperature increases (product is warmer than the reactants)
    Exothermic
  16. physical form of matter: solid, liquid, gas
    State
  17. substances interact to form a new substance
    Chemical Change
  18. information that supports or refutes a claim
    Evidence
  19. desirable outcome given up to gain another desirable outcome
    Trade-Off
  20. process where chemical change occurs
    Chemical Reaction
  21. A system that allows matter or energy to enter or escape.
    Open System
  22. A system that does not allow matter or energy to enter or escape.
    Closed System
  23. change that occurs when the particles of one substance mix with another substance, particles do not change
    Physical Change
  24. Two or more atoms held together by a chemical bond (any two or more atoms) EX: H2O or O2
    Molecule
  25. mix into another substance at the scale of individual particles
    Dissolve
  26. chemical process that cuts into a solid surface
    Etch
  27. an early sample of a product that provides information about how the device or system works
    Prototype
  28. to retrieve waste material so it can be used again
    Reclaim