Atoms and Elements
(science vocabulary)
1. atom -the smallest unit of an element that still has the properties
of that element
2. proton- particle with a positive charge
3. electron -particle with a negative charge
4. neutron- particle with no charge
5. nucleus- the center of an atom (where the proton and neutrons are)
6. mass number- total number of protons and neutrons in an atom
7. atomic number- total number of protons in a nucleus
8. element- substance make of only one kind of atom
9. periodic table- table that shows the elements arranged by their
atomic numbers
10.
molecule- two or more atoms
bonded together
11. compound- a substance made of 2 or more different elements
12. matter- a substance that occupies space and has mass (all matter is
made of atoms)
13.
solid- the state of matter
that has a definite shape and volume
14.
liquid- the state of matter
that has a definite volume but no definite shape
15. gas- the state of matter that does not have a definite shape or
volume
16. chemical
property- a trait that involves the way a substance combines with other
substances to form new substances (reactivity, flammability, pH, toxicity)
17. physical property- a trait that
describes a substance (such as size, color, shape, hardness, texture,
freezing/melting/boiling point)
18. mixture- a
combination of two or more different substances
19. metal-a
substance that transfers heat and electricity well and is malleable
20. nonmetal- a
substance that does not transfer heat and electricity well and is not malleable
21. alloy-a solid
solution in which metal or a nonmetal dissolves in metal
22. metalloid- a
substance that has some of the properties of a metal and some of a nonmetal
23. acid- a chemical compound that has a ph
less than 7, it turns blue litmus paper red
24. base- a chemical compound that has a ph
more than 7, it turns red litmus paper blue
Wednesday 2/10- write definitions
Thursday 2/11- Atoms and Elements worksheet (on
the back of the crossword)
Tuesday 2/12- crossword and study (atoms and elements quiz on Wed.
2/13)
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