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Chemical Changes Challenge

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Chemical Changes

Challenge

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Instructions

1. Make teams.2. One person from the 1st team chooses a number.3. Everyone answers the question.4. The person can choose someone from his/her team to

answer it.5. 10 points if both gets it right.6. 5 points if only one gets it right.7. Challenge: can choose someone from another team to show

their answer. If that person has it right that team will get 5 pts. If it is wrong, they lose 5 pts. (Can only choose each person once per game.)

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Chemical Changes

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1. What is the chemical combination of two or more substances?Click for answer

Answer: compound

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2. What are the links that atoms or atomic-sized particles can form with one another? Click for answer

Answer: chemical bonds

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3. What is a way of using letters and numbers to show how much of an element is in a substance? Click for answer

Answer: chemical formula

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4. What is an electrically charged particle with unequal numbers of protons and electrons called? Click for

answer

Answer: ion

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5. What a group of covalently bonded atoms that act like a single particle called? Click for answer

Answer: molecule

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6. What is a way of describing a substance by how it reacts to other substances? Click for answer

Answer: chemical property

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7. A chemical reaction that gives off heat is called what? Click for answer

Answer: exothermic

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8. What is a chemical reaction that absorbs energy called? Click for

answer

Answer: endothermic

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9. What is a change that produces substances that have a new and different properties called? Click for answer

Answer: chemical change

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10. What kind of bonds do nonmetals usually form? Click for answer

Answer: covalent bond

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11. What kind of bond occurs when an atom of sodium joins an atom of chlorine to form sodium chloride? Click for

answer

Answer: ionic bond or chemical bond

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12. What kind of change occurs when iron rusts? Click for answer

Answer: chemical change or synthesis reaction

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13. What type of chemical reaction is Mentos put into Diet Coke? Click for answer

Answer: decomposition reaction

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14. The original substances in a chemical reaction is called what? Click for answer

Answer: reactants

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15. The new substance produced from a chemical change is called what? Click for answer

Answer: products

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16. Which chemical reaction has one element replaces another? Click

for answer

Answer: replacement reaction

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17. What is the chart of elements arranged by the atomic number? Click for answer

Answer: Periodic Table

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18. The first column of the Periodic Table is very reactive with ___________. Click for answer

Answer: water

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19. Elements of the last column of the Periodic Table that contain elements that rarely form compounds with other elements are called _________. Click for answer

Answer: Noble Gases

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20. The middle columns of the Periodic Table contain mostly what type of element? Click for answer

Answer: metals

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21. What is an electrically charged atom called? Click for answer

Answer: ion

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22. Which kind of bond shares atoms? Click for answer

Answer: covalent bonds

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23. What is the last shell of an atom called? Click for answer

Answer: valence

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24. How many electrons are in the first shell of an atom? Click for answer

Answer: 2

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25. What does the 2 represent in the chemical formula H2O. Click for answer

Answer: there are 2 hydrogen atoms for every 1 oxygen atom to make water.