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Building blocks of matter Define element Substance made of one type of atom Define compound Substance formed by two or more different elements Atoms An atom is considered to be neutral if it has equal parts of and P ID: 784322

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Slide1

Basic Chemistry

Define atom:

Building blocks of matter

Define element:

Substance made of one type of atom

Define compound:

Substance formed by two or more different elements

Slide2

Atoms

An atom is considered to be neutral if it has equal parts of _______________ and __________________ (P=____)

Which subatomic particle is used to identify an element? ____________________________

ATOMIC NUMBER = ________________= How you identify an element!This number __________________as you move from left to right.

PROTONS

ELECTRONS

E

PROTONS

# of PROTONS

INCREASES

Slide3

Periods

Location on the Periodic Table

Tells the number of __________ __________

List an example of 5 elements that are in a period and the period number:

ENERGY

LEVELS

Period 3: Na, Mg, Al, Si, P

Slide4

Groups

Location on the Periodic table

Tells the number of _______________ ______________ for all atoms in that column.

Shows that elements have similar _______________ and ________________ properties.List an example of 3 elements that are in a group and the group number:

VALENCE

ELECTRONS

REACTIVITY

CHEMICAL

Group 18: He, Ne,

Ar

Slide5

5. What on the Periodic Table increases from left to right?

Atomic Number

Yes

No

Number of Subatomic Particles

YesNo

Number of Valence ElectronsYesNo

Slide6

6. Where are the valence electrons located within an atom?

In the outermost energy level.

Explain how to determine the number of valence electrons that an atom has.

Using the Group A NumberValence electrons are an indicator for what property of elements?Chemical reactivity

Slide7

Fill in the chart for SUBATOMIC PARTICLES

SUBATOMIC PARTICLE

LOCATION

CHARGE

SIZE (MASS)

Protons

Electrons

Neutrons

Neutral

Positive

1

amu

Energy levels

Negative

0

amu

Nucleus

Nucleus

1

amu

Slide8

8. Determine the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in one Titanium (

Ti

) atom.

Atomic # = 22Atomic Mass = 48APE MAN (A=22, P=22, E=22; M=48 – A=22 = N=26)Proton = 22, Neutron = 26, Electron = 22

Slide9

9. Draw a model of SODIUM and label the Subatomic Particles including PROTONS, ELECTRONS, NEUTRONS, VALENCE ELECTRONS, GROUP #, PERIOD #, ELECTRON SHELLS, NUCLEUS.

Slide10

Chemical Formulas/Reactions

State the Law of Conservation of Mass:

When the Law of Conservation of Mass is said to be “conserved”, the chemical equation must be _____________________. This means that the total mass of the _________________________ must equal the total mass of the products.

List the possible examples of evidence that indicate a chemical change has occurred:Temperature change Gas Produced

Light produced Color changePrecipitate formed

The amount of mass in the reactant equals the amount of mass in the products.

balanced

reactants

Slide11

4. Draw a model that describes the following chemical equation

2C

2

H2 + 5O2 4CO2

+2H2O

Slide12

5. Count the total number of elements for each chemical formula, count the number of atoms of each element in the chemical formula, and count the total number of atoms for the following chemical formulas:

Chemical formula

Total elements

Atoms for each element

Total atoms

C

3

H8O

NH

3

C

3

H

8

NaHCO

3

Slide13

6. List two examples of chemical changes that you have observed in a lab(s) and describe the evidence of the chemical change that you saw.

Added liquid to a powder and it felt colder. **temperature change

Added liquid to a powder and there were bubbles. **gas produced

Slide14

Components of the Universe

Describe/Define nebula:

________________________________________________________________________

Describe/Define star: __________________________________________________________________________

Describe/Define Galaxy: ________________________________________________________________________

What type of star is our Sun currently (stage, size and color)? ____________________________________________________________________________

Cloud of gas and dust in space; birthplace of stars

Ball of burning gas in space, produces on light and heat

Collection of gas, dust and stars

Main sequence, medium, yellow

Slide15

Which star does the Earth receive the most energy from? Why?

_________________________________________________________________________________

List three main types of Galaxies: _________________________________________________________________

What force keeps the stars together in a galaxy? ____________________________________________________

What type of galaxy is the Milky Way Galaxy? ____________________________________________________What is our solar system’s location in the Milky Way Galaxy? _______________________________________

Sun, because it is the closest

Spiral, Elliptical, Irregular

gravity

Spiral

On one of the arms

Slide16

What causes the planets in our solar system to orbit the sun? _______________________________________

Describe the Big Bang Theory and what it suggests about the universe?

The HR Diagram shows a relationship between Luminosity and Temperature. What is the relationship between Luminosity and Temperature shown on the diagram?

Velocity and gravity

All of the mass in the universe came from one point and exploded out. It continues to expand.

The brighter a star is, the hotter it is.

Slide17

EM Spectrum

Fill in the blanks underneath the wave spectrum to indicate the relative positions of each type of electromagnetic radiation from the given word bank.

Radio

Micro

Infrared

Visual

UltraViolet

X-ray

Gamma

Slide18

Rotation and Revolution

Rotation of the Earth on its axis causes ________________ and ____________________.

Revolution of the Earth around the Sun causes ______________________________________.

Label the seasons on the diagram.

day

night

seasons

N= Summer (tilt toward the sun.)

S= Winter

2. N = Fall

S = Spring

3. N = Winter

S = Summer

4. N = Spring

S = Fall

Slide19

4. Complete the chart for the hours of daylight during each season:

Season

Hours of Daylight

Slide20

Earth-Sun-Moon Systems

1. Complete the chart for Moon Phase Information

Lunar Phase

Illumination

Picture

New MoonRight side or Left side

Right side or Left side

Right side or Left side

Right side or Left side

Full Moon

Right side or Left side

Right side or Left side

Right side or Left side

Right side or Left side

Slide21

Earth-Sun-Moon Systems

Draw a picture of the Sun-Moon-Earth for Spring Tides:

Draw a picture of the Sun-Moon-Earth for Neap Tides:

When do high tides and low tides occur? Draw a picture of the Sun-Moon-Earth for high and low tides:

The pull of the moon’s gravity causes the tides.

Slide22

5. Label the Moon Phases on the diagram

Waxing

Gibbous

Waxing

Crescent

1

st

Quarter

3

rd

Quarter

Waning

Gibbous

Waning

Crescent

New

Moon

Full

Slide23

How long is the lunar cycle?

On the diagram, label each phase with a date on which that moon could possibly be seen.

Waxing

Gibbous

Waxing

Crescent

1

st

Quarter

3

rd

Quarter

Waning

Gibbous

Waning

Crescent

New

Moon

Full

Approximately 28 days or 1 month