KS3 ELEMENTS COMPOUNDS AND MIXTURES
Cards (41)
- What are the small things that make up substances called?
- What are the four types of particles discussed?
- What do atoms make up?
- What are different types of atoms called?
- How many elements are there approximately?
- Where are elements displayed?
- Which element is commonly recognized as essential for breathing?
- What is gold made up of?
- How would you represent an element in a particle model?
- What defines a compound?
- What is the chemical name for salt?
- What does a model of a compound show?
- How do the properties of a compound differ from its elements?
- What is the definition of a mixture?
- What does a molecule consist of?
- What is the molecular form of oxygen?
- What does H<sub>2</sub>O represent?
- How can a molecule be classified?
- Where can you find nonmetals on the periodic table?
- What is the significance of the periodic table?
- What is the website mentioned for more resources?
- What does the Key Stage 3 package contain?
- What is the definition of a compound?
- What do we learn about in this video?
- What is the symbol for sodium?
- What is the symbol for chlorine?
- What compound is formed when sodium and chlorine bond?
- What is the name of the compound formed from lithium and oxygen?
- What compound is formed when magnesium bonds with oxygen?
- What is the name of the compound formed from sodium and fluorine?
- What compound is formed when sodium bonds with oxygen?
- What is the name of the compound formed from magnesium and sulfur?
- What compound is formed when calcium bonds with oxygen?
- What is the name of the compound formed from calcium and chlorine?
- What do all the compounds discussed in the video end with?
- What does the prefix "mono" mean in chemistry?
- What is the name of the compound formed from carbon and one oxygen?
- What is the name of the compound formed from carbon and two oxygens?
- What is the name of the compound formed from sulfur and two oxygens?
- What are the steps to name compounds ending in IDE?