Periodic Measurement TableFormulas Atoms Physical Molecules Chemical etc
Periodic Measurement Table/Formulas Atoms & Physical, Molecules Chemical, etc Electrons 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500
The measurement 0. 0635 g in scientific notation is:
6. 35 x -2 10 g
Convert 250ºC to Kelvin
523 K
The volume on the graduated cylinder is:
294 m. L
A student lowers a 9. 0 g metal weight into a graduated cylinder. The water level in the graduated cylinder raises from 12. 0 m. L to 14. 7 m. L. Find the density of the metal weight.
3. 33 g/m. L.
A student does an experiment to find the boiling point of rubbing alcohol. The actual boiling point is 77. 0ºC. He determines the boiling point to be 81°C. Find his percent error.
5. 2%
How many occupied energy levels does a barium atom have?
6
Which element below has the largest radius: Na, K or Cu?
K
• Write the formula for iron (III) sulfate.
• Fe 2(SO 4)3
Arrange the elements below in order of increasing ionization energy S, Cl , Ar
S < Cl < Ar
Name the compound below: H 3 PO 3
• Phosphorous Acid
vocabulary term: quantity which determines the identity of an element
atomic number of protons
1. Draw OCl 2 2. determine its geometry 3. is it polar?
Angular (bent) polar
# of protons, neutrons 52 and electrons in Cr
24 protons 28 neutrons 24 electrons
Find the average atomic mass of the element below: 66 X = 45. 1% 61 X = 52. 4% 62 X = 2. 5%
63. 3 amu
Find the number of protons, neutrons and electrons in: 56 Mn 2+
• 25 protons • 31 neutrons • 23 electrons
Physical or Chemical Property? density
physical
Physical or Chemical Change: cooking
chemical
pure substances include:
elements and compounds
Vocabulary: Energy that is stored
Potential energy
Vocabulary: a measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a sample
temperature
Vocabulary Term: an atom or group of atoms with an unequal number of protons and electrons
ion
light has properties of:
waves and particles.
abbreviated electron configuration for arsenic
[Ar] 2 10 4 s 3 d 3 4 p
orbital notation for nitrogen:
The wavelength of a wave triples. What will happen to its energy and its frequency? (two separate answers)
The frequency will go down three times. The energy will go down three times.
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