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grade 7 science Flashcards on science section 3, created by Ella Ivanovici on 13/12/2015.
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Flashcards by Ella Ivanovici, updated more than 1 year ago
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name characteristics of acids they taste sour they turn litmus paper red they have a pH less than 7
name characteristics of bases they have a pH more than 7 they have a bitter taste they have a slippery feel Turns litmus paper blue
is lemon acid or base acid
is baking soda acid or base base
is window cleaner acid or base base
is coke acid or base acid
what is another word for base alkaline
what kind of substance has a pH of 7 any neutral substance
what are three indicators we use to find out is something is acid or alkali 1. Litmus 2. Red cabbage 3. Cranberries
what is a natural indicator a flower called hydrangea
define matter matter is everything that takes up space and has mass
what are the parts that make up the structure of an atom the atom is made up of protons, neutrons and electrons
give the mass, charge and location of a proton 1 AMU (atomic mass unit) positive charge inside the nucleus
give the mass, charge and location of a electron 0.0005 AMU (or 1 rounded) negative charge outside the nucleus
give the mass, charge and location of a neutron 1 AMU neutral charge inside the nucleus
what is the atomic number equal to atomic number is equal to the number of protons in the atom.
name the different parts of an element
how do you find the atomic mass Atomic number (protons) + number of neutrons
how do you find the number of electrons in a neutral atom the number of protons (atomic number) is equal the number of electrons
draw theBohr-Ruthuford diagram for lithium
draw the Bohr-Ruthuford diagram for sodium
draw the Bohr-Ruthuford diagram for magnesium
on the periodic table what are the groups and what are the periods periods are the rows groups are the columns
identify on your periodic table where the metals, non-metals and metalloids are
identify where the alkali metals are on your periodic table
identify where the alkaline earth metals are on your periodic table
identify where the halogens are on your periodic table
identify where the noble gases are on your periodic table
what is the difference between an element and a molecule A molecule is formed when two or more atoms where an element is formed of just one
what is a non-characterisic property Properties that cannot be used to identify a specific substance Properties shared by numerous substances, or are not consistent for a particular pure substance Examples: colour, mass, volume
what is a characteristic property Properties that can be used to identify a specific substance They are consistent for all samples of a particular pure substance Examples: density, boiling point, melting point
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