Periodic Table

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What is the atomic number for silicon? A 14.0 B 14.1 C 28.1 D 42.1 : 

What is the atomic number for silicon? A 14.0 B 14.1 C 28.1 D 42.1

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What is the atomic mass of boron?a. 10.81b. 5c. 3 : 

What is the atomic mass of boron?a. 10.81b. 5c. 3

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What is the atomic mass of oxygen?a. 10.81 b. 16.00c. 8 : 

What is the atomic mass of oxygen?a. 10.81 b. 16.00c. 8

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What is the atomic mass of calcium?a. 10.81 b. 16.00c. 40.08d. 8 : 

What is the atomic mass of calcium?a. 10.81 b. 16.00c. 40.08d. 8

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Which are the reactants?Na + Cl  NaCl : 

Which are the reactants?Na + Cl  NaCl

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Which is the product?Na + Cl  NaCl : 

Which is the product?Na + Cl  NaCl

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Which has the physical property of a clear color and a sour taste?

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Which has the physical property of a white color and odorless?

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Which has the physical property of a gas with colorless and sour taste?

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Which have the physical property of colorless and odorless?

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Which will react the fastest when mixed with water?A A whole Alka-Seltzer tabletB An Alka-Seltzer tablet broken into four pieces.C An Alka-Seltzer tablet broken in half.D An Alka-Seltzer crushed into a powder. : 

Which will react the fastest when mixed with water?A A whole Alka-Seltzer tabletB An Alka-Seltzer tablet broken into four pieces.C An Alka-Seltzer tablet broken in half.D An Alka-Seltzer crushed into a powder.

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Cody has a piece of Aluminum, which he mixes with acid to make a reaction. How can he speed up the reaction?A Put the Aluminum in the acid in one whole piece.B Fold the Aluminum in half before he puts it in the acid.C Ball the Aluminum up into a giant ball before he puts it in the acid.D Cut the Aluminum into tiny pieces before he puts it in the acid. : 

Cody has a piece of Aluminum, which he mixes with acid to make a reaction. How can he speed up the reaction?A Put the Aluminum in the acid in one whole piece.B Fold the Aluminum in half before he puts it in the acid.C Ball the Aluminum up into a giant ball before he puts it in the acid.D Cut the Aluminum into tiny pieces before he puts it in the acid.

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A scientist has two samples of the same chemical: one sample is a solid block, and the other sample is a powder. The scientist puts the solid block in a beaker of water and observes a reaction. What would most likely happen if the scientist placed the powdered sample into a different beaker of water? A No reaction would occur. B A completely different reaction would occur. C The same reaction would occur but at a faster rate. D The same reaction would occur but at a slower rate. : 

A scientist has two samples of the same chemical: one sample is a solid block, and the other sample is a powder. The scientist puts the solid block in a beaker of water and observes a reaction. What would most likely happen if the scientist placed the powdered sample into a different beaker of water? A No reaction would occur. B A completely different reaction would occur. C The same reaction would occur but at a faster rate. D The same reaction would occur but at a slower rate.

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Which one is an element on the chart?a. thiaminb. niacinc. Vitamin B6 d. magnesium : 

Which one is an element on the chart?a. thiaminb. niacinc. Vitamin B6 d. magnesium

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Which one is an element on the chart?a. riboflavinb. niacinc. vitamin A d. potassium : 

Which one is an element on the chart?a. riboflavinb. niacinc. vitamin A d. potassium

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Which one is an element on the chart?a. sugarb. proteinc. sodium d. folate : 

Which one is an element on the chart?a. sugarb. proteinc. sodium d. folate

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Which one is an element on the chart?a. zincb. riboflavinc. vitamin C d. folate : 

Which one is an element on the chart?a. zincb. riboflavinc. vitamin C d. folate

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Which one is an element on the chart?a. fatb. thiaminc. calciumd. vitamin A : 

Which one is an element on the chart?a. fatb. thiaminc. calciumd. vitamin A

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Which one is an element on the chart?a. potassiumb. cholesterolc. vitamin Cd. protein : 

Which one is an element on the chart?a. potassiumb. cholesterolc. vitamin Cd. protein

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Bryson burns a piece of paper, and observes that the reaction gives off heat and light. What kind of reaction is taking place? A Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed. : 

Bryson burns a piece of paper, and observes that the reaction gives off heat and light. What kind of reaction is taking place? A Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed.

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Antoinette mixes two chemicals together in a giant beaker, and observes that the reaction gets colder as it sucks in heat from the room. What kind of reaction is this?A Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed. : 

Antoinette mixes two chemicals together in a giant beaker, and observes that the reaction gets colder as it sucks in heat from the room. What kind of reaction is this?A Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed.

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Terrance puts a thermometer in a jar. It reads 20ºC. Then, he adds 2 chemicals to the jar. The thermometer changes to read 25ºC as the chemical reaction occurs.a. What kind of reaction is this? A Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed. : 

Terrance puts a thermometer in a jar. It reads 20ºC. Then, he adds 2 chemicals to the jar. The thermometer changes to read 25ºC as the chemical reaction occurs.a. What kind of reaction is this? A Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed.

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Deja puts a thermometer into a jar. It reads 30ºC. Then, she adds two chemicals to the jar. The thermometer changes to read 19ºC as the chemical reaction occurs. A.Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed. : 

Deja puts a thermometer into a jar. It reads 30ºC. Then, she adds two chemicals to the jar. The thermometer changes to read 19ºC as the chemical reaction occurs. A.Exothermic, because heat is released.B Endothermic, because heat is released.C Exothermic, because heat is absorbed.D Endothermic, because heat is absorbed.

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Which is a physical property?a. Blue Colorb. Reacts with acid to form a gasc. Reacts with base to form water : 

Which is a physical property?a. Blue Colorb. Reacts with acid to form a gasc. Reacts with base to form water

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Which is a chemical property?a. Blue Colorb. Reacts with acid to form a gasc. Sour tastesd. Melting pointe. Density : 

Which is a chemical property?a. Blue Colorb. Reacts with acid to form a gasc. Sour tastesd. Melting pointe. Density

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Which is a chemical change?a. ice meltingb. Water is heated and changed into steam.c. Iron rusts : 

Which is a chemical change?a. ice meltingb. Water is heated and changed into steam.c. Iron rusts

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Metals are a. good conductorsb. bad conductorsc. materials where electrons can not flow freely : 

Metals are a. good conductorsb. bad conductorsc. materials where electrons can not flow freely

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Nonmetals are a. good conductorsb. bad conductorsc. materials where electrons flow freely : 

Nonmetals are a. good conductorsb. bad conductorsc. materials where electrons flow freely

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Metals have a. low resistance b. high resistance c. low conductivity : 

Metals have a. low resistance b. high resistance c. low conductivity

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Nonmetals have a. a high resistanceb. a low resistancec. high conductivity : 

Nonmetals have a. a high resistanceb. a low resistancec. high conductivity

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What would you use to transfer electrical energy from a power plant to your house? A. metalbecause it has a high resistanceb. nonmetal because it has high resistancec. nonmetal because it has low resistance d. metal because it has a low resistance : 

What would you use to transfer electrical energy from a power plant to your house? A. metalbecause it has a high resistanceb. nonmetal because it has high resistancec. nonmetal because it has low resistance d. metal because it has a low resistance

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What would you use to insulate (put around to keep safe) an electrical wire? A. metalbecause it has a high resistanceb. nonmetal because it has high resistancec. nonmetal because it has low resistance d. metal because it has a low resistance : 

What would you use to insulate (put around to keep safe) an electrical wire? A. metalbecause it has a high resistanceb. nonmetal because it has high resistancec. nonmetal because it has low resistance d. metal because it has a low resistance

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How many electron does Helium have?a. 2b. 4c. 8 : 

How many electron does Helium have?a. 2b. 4c. 8

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How many protons does Helium have?a. 2b. 4c. 8 : 

How many protons does Helium have?a. 2b. 4c. 8

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How many neutrons does Helium have?a. 2b. 4c. 8 : 

How many neutrons does Helium have?a. 2b. 4c. 8

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This picture is of Boron Lithium Helium

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How many protons does lithium have?a. 2b. 3c. 6.941 : 

How many protons does lithium have?a. 2b. 3c. 6.941

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How many electrons does lithium have?a. 2b. 3c. 6.941 : 

How many electrons does lithium have?a. 2b. 3c. 6.941

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How many neutrons does lithium have?a. 7b. 3c. 4 : 

How many neutrons does lithium have?a. 7b. 3c. 4

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This is a picture of a. lithiumb. heliumc. boron : 

This is a picture of a. lithiumb. heliumc. boron

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If I know an element has 2 protons, then I know it hasa. 4 electronsb. 2 electronsc. 8 electrons : 

If I know an element has 2 protons, then I know it hasa. 4 electronsb. 2 electronsc. 8 electrons

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