Fill in the Blanks
Science Final Review 5/21
As
a
result
of
Rutherford
?
s
gold
foil
experiment
scientists
inferred
that
an
atom
?
s
charge
must
be
concentrated
in
the
of
the
atom
.
Mendeleev
created
the
first
periodic
table
by
arranging
elements
in
order
of
atomic
.
The
atomic
number
of
an
element
is
the
number
of
in
its
.
You
can
predict
an
element
?
s
based
on
its
location
on
the
periodic
table
.
Metals
are
,
,
and
can
carry
an
.
The
two
most
common
alkaline
earth
metals
are
and
.
At
room
temperature
,
more
than
half
of
the
nonmetal
elements
are
.
The
elements
that
do
not
react
to
form
compounds
under
normal
conditions
are
the
.
Beta
radiation
consists
of
particles
that
are
identical
to
.
Measurements
of
half
-
life
make
radioactive
isotopes
useful
for
determining
the
ages
of
and
.
The
elements
in
the
same
column
(
or
group
or
)
on
the
periodic
table
have
similar
.
The
most
reactive
metals
on
the
periodic
table
are
found
in
group
,
periods
-
which
are
the
metals
.
Most
elements
on
the
periodic
table
are
classified
as
.
A
material
that
is
can
be
pulled
or
drawn
into
a
long
wire
.
In
an
atom
,
the
number
of
and
are
equal
.
Elements
in
the
same
row
on
the
table
have
periodic
properties
that
change
in
a
pattern
.
The
is
the
number
of
protons
in
an
atom
.
orbit
the
nucleus
of
an
atom
.
have
properties
of
both
metals
and
nonmetals
.
are
negatively
charged
particles
in
an
atom
.
Fluorine
,
chlorine
,
bromine
,
and
iodine
are
all
part
of
the
family
.
The
atomic
nuclei
of
unstable
isotopes
release
fast
-
moving
particles
and
energy
in
a
process
called
.
The
half
-
life
of
a
radioactive
isotope
is
the
length
of
time
needed
for
half
of
the
atoms
of
a
sample
to
.
Radioactive
isotopes
called
can
be
used
to
detect
some
medical
problems
.
A
piece
of
paper
will
provide
protection
from
radiation
.
The
series
of
electron
orbits
in
?
s
model
resemble
planets
orbiting
the
Sun
or
the
layers
of
an
onion
.
The
modern
periodic
table
is
organized
according
to
.
The
horizontal
rows
on
the
periodic
table
are
known
as
or
.
Nonmetals
can
be
found
on
the
side
of
the
periodic
table
.
Atoms
with
the
same
number
of
protons
and
different
numbers
of
neutrons
are
called
.
Scientific
theories
often
make
use
of
,
which
are
representations
of
an
idea
to
help
scientists
understand
what
they
cannot
directly
observe
.
Each
element
is
given
a
specific
that
usually
consists
of
one
or
two
letters
.
A
column
of
elements
on
the
periodic
table
is
called
a
or
a
because
they
have
similar
.
Elements
that
easily
transmit
electricity
and
heat
display
the
property
known
as
.
The
spontaneous
emission
of
radiation
by
an
unstable
atomic
nucleus
was
named
by
Marie
Curie
.
Mendeleev
discovered
that
periodic
patterns
appeared
when
he
arranged
the
elements
in
order
of
increasing
.
The
property
of
an
element
that
indicates
the
number
of
protons
in
its
atoms
is
the
of
that
element
.
The
chemical
reactivity
of
metals
tends
to
from
left
to
right
across
the
periodic
table
.
In
1869
,
Dmitri
Mendeleev
created
the
first
version
of
the
.
Most
metals
are
in
the
state
or
phase
at
room
temperature
.
The
is
the
very
small
center
of
an
atom
.
Elements
known
as
are
located
to
the
right
of
the
metalloids
on
the
periodic
table
.
At
room
temperature
,
all
the
metalloids
are
solids
,
while
many
of
the
nonmetals
are
.
Because
radioactive
isotopes
decay
at
a
predictable
rate
,
the
half
-
life
can
be
used
to
tell
how
old
a
material
is
by
the
process
of
.
Two
ways
a
proton
and
a
neutron
are
similar
are
they
have
the
same
and
are
both
located
in
the
.
Atoms
are
neutral
because
they
have
equal
numbers
of
and
.
The
mass
of
a
(
n
)
is
so
small
that
it
doesn
?
t
really
change
the
mass
of
an
atom
.
When
uranium
-
238
decays
into
lead
-
206
,
the
difference
between
the
mass
of
uranium
and
lead
is
amu
,
while
the
difference
between
their
atomic
numbers
is
.
A
(
n
)
particle
is
released
when
radium
decays
into
radon
,
while
a
(
n
)
particle
is
released
when
changing
a
neutron
into
a
proton
when
lead
decays
into
bismuth
.
is
always
released
during
any
type
of
radioactive
decay
.
metals
react
violently
with
water
.
metals
tend
to
be
less
reactive
than
the
families
to
the
left
and
right
of
them
.
is
so
unique
that
it
could
easily
be
placed
in
either
group
1
or
group
17
.
Metalloids
have
properties
of
metals
and
nonmetals
.
The
element
in
group
18
,
period
4
is
and
it
would
be
a
at
room
temperature
and
would
react
with
other
elements
.
Ionic
compounds
that
dissolve
in
water
conduct
electricity
because
they
break
into
that
move
freely
.
In
the
electron
dot
diagrams
of
lithium
,
magnesium
,
boron
,
carbon
,
nitrogen
,
oxygen
,
fluorine
,
and
neon
,
how
many
dots
should
be
drawn
around
each
of
the
elements
?
symbols
,
respectively
?
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
The
properties
of
solid
metals
can
be
explained
by
the
of
and
the
bonding
among
the
metal
atoms
.
Orderly
crystal
shapes
,
high
melting
points
,
and
electrical
conductivity
when
dissolved
in
water
are
properties
of
compounds
.
When
electrons
are
between
two
atoms
,
a
covalent
bond
is
formed
.
A
low
melting
point
is
one
property
of
compounds
.
A
nonpolar
bond
is
formed
when
two
atoms
share
electrons
.
The
overall
charge
on
an
atom
is
;
the
overall
charge
on
a
compound
is
(
overall
)
.
When
an
atom
loses
an
electron
,
it
becomes
a
(
n
)
charged
.
A
bond
is
when
two
pairs
of
electrons
are
shared
between
two
atoms
.
Aluminum
foil
is
an
example
of
a
metal
that
is
.
A
chemical
bond
formed
when
two
atoms
share
electrons
is
called
a
(
n
)
.
Electrons
involved
in
bonding
between
atoms
are
electrons
located
from
the
nucleus
in
the
and
sublevels
that
have
a
charge
.
Molecular
compounds
that
dissolve
in
water
do
not
conduct
electricity
because
no
are
present
.
In
the
chemical
formula
for
an
ionic
compound
,
the
name
of
the
is
written
first
.
A
mixture
made
up
of
two
or
more
elements
,
at
least
one
of
which
is
a
metal
is
called
a
(
n
)
.
Fluorine
is
a
(
n
)
molecule
because
the
valence
electrons
are
shared
equally
between
the
two
fluorine
atoms
.
Ions
that
are
made
of
more
than
one
type
of
atom
are
examples
of
.
An
ionic
bond
is
the
attraction
between
charged
ions
.
A
metal
crystal
consists
of
positively
charged
metal
ions
embedded
in
a
sea
of
freely
moving
.
atom
(
s
)
of
a
halogen
would
need
to
react
with
one
atom
of
an
alkaline
earth
metal
to
be
stable
.
Calcium
phosphate
is
an
ionic
compound
with
the
chemical
formula
Ca3
(
PO4
)
2
.
The
subscript
3
tells
the
number
of
ions
present
,
the
subscript
4
tells
you
the
number
of
ions
present
,
and
the
subscript
2
tells
you
the
number
of
ions
present
.
The
subscript
of
the
phosphorus
ion
present
is
.
Because
the
electrons
in
a
molecule
of
dihydrogen
sulfide
are
more
strongly
pulled
toward
the
sulfide
atom
,
the
molecule
is
.
The
most
reactive
metals
are
the
metals
.
Solid
are
good
conductors
of
thermal
energy
and
electrical
current
.
Most
molecular
compounds
have
melting
points
and
boiling
points
.
A
metal
crystal
consists
of
metal
surrounded
by
a
.
Bonds
that
form
between
two
nonmetal
atoms
usually
are
bonds
.
When
cations
form
bonds
with
anions
,
the
charge
on
the
resulting
compound
is
.
Ionic
compounds
are
electrically
.
In
order
to
determine
the
charge
on
a
metal
from
groups
3
-
16
,
you
must
the
criss
-
cross
and
know
the
charge
of
the
nonmetal
or
metalloid
.
List
the
elements
in
the
group
containing
the
least
reactive
nonmetals
from
largest
radius
to
smallest
radius
.
Use
their
symbols
with
a
comma
and
space
in
between
each
element
.
,
,
,
,
,
,
Compounds
can
have
a
of
bond
types
.
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
AlB
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Mg3N
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Fe2O3
-
(
III
)
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
K2SO3
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Cu
(
OH
)
3
-
(
III
)
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
C3N2
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
N2O
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
NO2
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
P2Cl6
-
Write
the
names
of
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
S7F12
-
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Cesium
boride
-
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Trisilicon
octaiodide
-
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Aluminum
chlorite
-
(
)
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Tetranitrogen
decoxide
-
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Iron
(
III
)
oxalate
-
(
)
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Calcium
pyrophosphate
-
(
)
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Manganese
(
II
)
phosphate
-
(
)
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Hexabromine
undecafluoride
-
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Lead
(
VI
)
acetate
-
(
)
Write
the
formulas
for
both
ionic
and
covalent
compounds
.
Dicarbon
nonaselenide
-
All
chemical
reactions
are
accompanied
by
changes
in
and
form
substances
with
new
.
In
an
endothermic
reaction
,
more
energy
is
than
is
.
In
an
exothermic
reaction
,
more
energy
is
than
is
.
The
substances
formed
during
a
chemical
reaction
are
called
,
while
substances
that
are
undergoing
a
chemical
change
are
called
.
In
a
(
n
)
reaction
,
the
products
have
less
energy
than
the
reactants
.
Water
boils
at
100°C
.
This
is
an
example
of
a
(
n
)
property
.
The
substances
that
are
having
their
bonds
rearranged
are
the
in
the
reaction
.
The
ability
for
methane
to
react
with
oxygen
is
a
property
.
Another
name
for
a
chemical
change
is
a
chemical
.
In
a
physical
change
,
some
of
the
physical
properties
may
be
altered
and
the
chemical
composition
.
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Boiling
water
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Iron
replaces
copper
in
copper
(
II
)
chloride
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Sodium
chloride
dissolves
in
water
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
2
Colorless
liquids
yellow
precipitate
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Mirror
broken
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Nail
corrodes
due
to
humidity
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Copper
wire
is
melted
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Nitrogen
dioxide
decomposes
into
N2
gas
and
O2
gas
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Hair
growing
on
a
rabbit
Is
it
a
Physical
(
PC
)
or
Chemical
(
CC
)
change
?
Cold
pack
reacts
and
becomes
colder
In
a
balanced
chemical
equation
,
are
.
When
the
equation
Al
+
Br2
?
AlBr3
is
balanced
,
the
coefficient
for
Al
is
.
The
reaction
in
which
hydrogen
gas
and
oxygen
gas
are
produced
by
running
an
electric
current
through
water
is
an
example
of
.
A
reaction
that
has
two
compounds
as
reactants
and
two
compounds
as
products
is
most
likely
.
The
principle
that
states
that
matter
is
neither
created
nor
destroyed
during
a
chemical
reaction
is
called
the
Law
of
.
A
number
written
in
front
of
a
chemical
formula
to
show
the
actual
number
of
atoms
or
molecules
is
a
(
n
)
.
The
production
of
carbon
dioxide
gas
during
the
burning
of
a
fuel
is
an
example
of
a
(
n
)
reaction
.
In
a
chemical
equation
,
the
arrow
is
read
as
.
In
a
balanced
chemical
equation
for
the
formation
of
ammonia
(
NH3
)
from
nitrogen
gas
(
N2
)
and
hydrogen
gas
(
H2
)
,
the
sum
of
the
coefficients
is
.
The
formation
of
a
yellow
in
the
reaction
between
silver
nitrate
and
potassium
iodide
showed
that
a
chemical
reaction
had
taken
place
.
Increasing
the
surface
area
of
the
reactants
will
the
rate
of
the
reaction
.
The
amount
of
a
substance
in
a
given
volume
is
the
of
the
substance
.
Adding
a
catalyst
to
a
reaction
will
the
activation
energy
of
the
reaction
.
Adding
an
inhibitor
to
a
reaction
will
the
activation
energy
of
the
reaction
.
In
an
endothermic
reaction
,
the
energy
of
the
products
is
than
the
energy
of
the
reactants
.
In
an
exothermic
reaction
,
the
environment
becomes
.
Any
substance
that
speeds
up
or
slows
down
a
biological
chemical
reaction
is
called
a
(
n
)
.
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
1Zn
+
2HCl
?
1ZnCl2
+
1
H2
-
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
1
Mg
(
OH
)
2
+
1
H2
(
SO4
)
?
1
Mg
(
SO4
)
+
2
H
(
OH
)
-
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
2
C10H22
+
31
O2
?
20
CO2
+
22
H2O
-
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
4
P
+
5
O2
?
2
P2O5
-
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
2
Na3
(
PO4
)
+
3
CaCl2
?
1
Ca3
(
PO4
)
2
+
6
NaCl
-
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
2
(
NH4
)
(
NO3
)
?
2
N2
+
1
O2
+
4
H2O
-
What
type
of
reaction
is
this
?
2
H2
+
1
O2
?
2
H2O2
-
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