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Atoms, Compounds, and Chemical Changes- Version A

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What is the positive particle inside an atom called, and where is it located?

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2.

The simplest, purest substance is known as an...

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3.

Look at the desk in front of you. What is the smallest building block that makes up your desk?

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4.

What do elements form between one another when they become compounds?

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5.

Choose the image that represents ONLY molecules

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6.

Draw an image of what one molecule of water would look like

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7.

Compare AND Contrast Elements and Molecules.

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8.

Below is a list of observations from an experiment. Select the three that prove a chemical change is occurring.

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9.

Explain why baking a cake is a chemical change.

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10.

Label the atom below using the word bank. Drag and drop each response to its correct location

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:
Electron
Proton
Neutron