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S3W2 Elements, compounds and molecules

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Question 1
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watch this video. do you have any questions?

Question 2
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Question 3
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A chemical formula for an molecule will tell you a couple things. To start with - it will tell you have types of atoms are in the molecule. To do this it will use each type of atom's chemical symbol. There will also be a subscript number that will tell you how many of that atom there will be. So H_2O is a chemical formula for water. There are two Hydrogens (H) and one oxygen (no need for a subscript if there is only one). How many atoms total are in the H_2O_2 molecule?

Question 4
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Sometimes you will see a number in front of a chemical formula. Like this -

that just tells me you have three of the same kind of molecule. If I have 3Fe_2O_3, how many oxygen atoms do I have total?

Question 5
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Sort the following as either an ELEMENT or a COMPOUND

  • Oxygen =O_2
  • Water = H_2O
  • Gold = Au
Question 6
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If you are not in 8th grade or honors you can be done. If you aree 8th grade or honors, continue here. Watch this video:

Question 7
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Which element is a noble gas commonly used in balloons?

Question 8
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In the Periodic Table, the vertical columns that extend up and down the Periodic Table are called

Question 9
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What makes Noble Gases unique?

Question 10
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Question 11
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What would be something about the organization of the periodic table that you would be comfortable explaining in class?

match the vocabulary with their definitions
Chemical symbols
an organized chart of all known elements, arranged by their properties and atomic structure
atomic number
the smallest particle of an element that maintains all properties of that element
bond
two or more atoms bonded together
compound
A substance made of one type of molecule, where that molecule is made up of two or more different types of atoms
atom
forces that hold atoms together in molecules
molecule
a pure substance made up of only one type of atom
periodic table
the number of protons in an atom's nucleus, which determines what element it is
element
the one to two letter abbreviation for an element
Sugar = C_{12}H_{22}O_{11}
ELEMENTS
COMPOUNDS
atomic number
Green square
mass number