Chemistry Exam for 9th Grade

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1
What is an acid?
 
Acids contain hydrogen ions, corrosive to metals, and taste sour. They are also proton doners.
2
What is a base?
 
Bases taste bitter, slippery to touch, and contain hydroxide ions. They are also proton accepters. 
3
Answer these chemical balancing problems --> http://education.jlab.org/elementbalancing/index.html
 
I hope you got a 100%!
4
List the three states of matter?
 
Solids, gases, liquids
5
What is the pH scale? 
 
A list from 1-14 that shows if a substance is an acid or base.
6
What is the process of mixing an acid and base called?
 
Neutralization
7
Neutralization forms . . . 
 
Water and salt
8
What is a colloid?
 
A substance that still has some solute in it. An example of this is milk.
9
What is a suspension?
 
Suspensions have many layers of particles still visible to the eye. An example of this is salad...
10
What is a solution?
 
A solution is completely dissolved and contains a solvent and solute.
11
Bases turn red litums paper . . .
 
Blue
12
Acids turn blue litmus paper . . .
 
Red
13
What is a solute?
 
A smaller substance that is dissolved in the solvent.
14
What is solvent?
 
A solvent is what the solute is dissolved in. The universal solvent is water.
15
Salt is a what type of compound?
 
Ionic
16
Sugar is a what type of compound?
 
Covalent
17
What is a saturated solution? What is a super-saturated solution?
 
Saturated solution is so full of solute that no more can be dissolve. A super-saturated solution...
18
What is matter?
 
Anything that has mass and takes up space.
19
List the changes of state.
 
melting, boiling, freezing, evaporation, condensation
20
List what an atom contains.
 
Electrons negative charge. Nucleus--> neutrons and protons.
21
What does the nucleus contain?
 
The have protons which are positive and neutrons which are neutral.
22
What is the difference between the reactant and product?
 
The reactants together create the product.
23
What is a dilute solution?
 
This is a solution that contains more solvent than solute.
24
What is a concentrated solution?
 
A concentrated solution is a solution that contains a lot of solute.
25
What does insoluble mean?
 
Insoluble means that the substance can not be dissolved in a solvent.
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What is the periodic scale?
 
A list of atoms in order of the amount of protons.

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