What atomstransfer tocreatebondsChemicalelements incombinationsTwo atoms ofan elementthat differ innumber ofneutronsSum of anelementsprotons andneutronsA substancethat cannot bebroken down toothersubstances bychem reactionsElectrons intheoutermostvalence shellThe sharingof two pairsof valenceelectronsOrganicmoleculesconsisting ofonly carbonand hydrogenElementsrequired byorganisms inminutequantitiesThe numberof protonsin a givenelementIsotopes thatdecayspontaneously,giving offparticles andenergyThe energythat matterhas becauseof its locationor structureThe sharingof one pairof valenceelectronsAn electron’sstate ofpotentialenergyThecapacityto causechangeConsists ofchemicalelements inpure formWhat atomstransfer tocreatebondsChemicalelements incombinationsTwo atoms ofan elementthat differ innumber ofneutronsSum of anelementsprotons andneutronsA substancethat cannot bebroken down toothersubstances bychem reactionsElectrons intheoutermostvalence shellThe sharingof two pairsof valenceelectronsOrganicmoleculesconsisting ofonly carbonand hydrogenElementsrequired byorganisms inminutequantitiesThe numberof protonsin a givenelementIsotopes thatdecayspontaneously,giving offparticles andenergyThe energythat matterhas becauseof its locationor structureThe sharingof one pairof valenceelectronsAn electron’sstate ofpotentialenergyThecapacityto causechangeConsists ofchemicalelements inpure form

Chapter 2 vocab - 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. What atoms transfer to create bonds
  2. Chemical elements in combinations
  3. Two atoms of an element that differ in number of neutrons
  4. Sum of an elements protons and neutrons
  5. A substance that cannot be broken down to other substances by chem reactions
  6. Electrons in the outermost valence shell
  7. The sharing of two pairs of valence electrons
  8. Organic molecules consisting of only carbon and hydrogen
  9. Elements required by organisms in minute quantities
  10. The number of protons in a given element
  11. Isotopes that decay spontaneously, giving off particles and energy
  12. The energy that matter has because of its location or structure
  13. The sharing of one pair of valence electrons
  14. An electron’s state of potential energy
  15. The capacity to cause change
  16. Consists of chemical elements in pure form