Chemistry Essentials Quiz

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Test your chemistry basics.

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Froggy Jumps Chemistry Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your chemistry basics. par Kiana Rogowski 1 Who created the first version of the Periodic Table? a Lothar Meyer b Henry Moseley c Dmitri Mendeleev 2 On the Periodic Table, where are the metals, non-metals, and metalloids? a Metals in the center, non-metals on the edges, metalloids scattered b Metals on the left, non-metals on the right, metalloids on the staircase c Metals on the right, non-metals on the left, metalloids everywhere 3 Where are the Noble Gases located in the periodic table? a Group 1 b Group 12 c Group 18 4 Which scientist is associated with the idea that all matter is made of atoms? a John Dalton b Niels Bohr c J.J. Thomson 5 How does an ion differ from an atom? a Ions are larger than atoms; atoms are smaller b Ions are always negative; atoms are always positive c Ions carry an electrical charge; atoms are neutral 6 How do ionic and molecular compounds differ? a Ionic: transfer of electrons; Molecular: share electrons b Ionic: low energy; Molecular: high energy c Ionic: gas; Molecular: liquid 7 How do you determine the atomic mass of an atom? a Multiply protons by neutrons b Sum electrons and protons c Add protons and neutrons 8 What are periods and groups on the periodic table? a Periods are blocks; Groups are families only in chemistry class b Periods are vertical; Groups are horizontal c Periods are horizontal rows; Groups are vertical columns 9 What does WHMIS stand for? a Western Health and Material Safety b Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System c World Health Materials Information System 10 What is an isotope? a An atom with a different number of neutrons b An ion with a charge c An atom with a different number of protons

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Chemistry Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Kiana Rogowski

Who created the first version of the Periodic Table?

On the Periodic Table, where are the metals, non-metals, and metalloids?

Where are the Noble Gases located in the periodic table?

Which scientist is associated with the idea that all matter is made of atoms?

How does an ion differ from an atom?

How do ionic and molecular compounds differ?

How do you determine the atomic mass of an atom?

What are periods and groups on the periodic table?

What does WHMIS stand for?

What is an isotope?