SESSION 1

1) It is the study of matter and the changes material substances undergo

2) Is anything that occupies space and has mass
3) A state of matter that has DEFINITE SHAPE AND VOLUME, ALSO HAS THE STRONGEST BOND

4) A state of matter that has INDEFINITE SHAPE BUT DEFINITE VOLUME, HAS A STRONG BOND

5) What is the movement of a Solid?

6) What is the movement of a Liquid?
7) A state of matter that has INDEFINITE VOLUME AND SHAPE, HAS THE WEAKEST BOND, AND A
RANDOM MOVEMENT
8) Is a phase of matter formed by bosons cooled to temperatures very near to absolute Zero (0
KELVIN or -273.15 degree Celsius)
9) Is a hot ionized gas consisting of approximately equal numbers of positively charged ions and
negatively charged electrons moving at a high speed?
10) What are the 2 Properties of Matter?
11) What Property of Matter that can be measured to describe matter without changing the object?
(examples are: Size, density, mass, freezing point, boiling point, viscosity, volume, color,
flexibility, permeability)
12) What Property of Matter that are observed during a chemical reaction? (examples are:
Flammability, oxidation state, toxicity, reactivity to water, radioactivity, chemical stability)
13) What are the 2 classification of Physical Properties?
14) A type of Physical Properties that do not depend on the amount of matter
15) A type of Physical Properties that depend on the amount of matter
16) What are the 5 examples of Intensive Property?
17) What are the 5 examples of Extensive Property?
18) Under the Substance wherein it consists of SINGLE ELEMENT
19) Under the Substance wherein it consists MORE THAN ONE ELEMENT
20) Under the Mixture of Substances which the composition is uniform throughout

21) Under the Mixture of Substances which the composition is NOT uniform throughout

22) Are substances that can’t be separated by either physical or chemical means. (K, H, C, Na)
23) Are substances that are made up of one or more elements that can be separated through
chemical means. (NaCl, C12H12O11, Pyrite, Water, HCl)
24) Are substances that can be separated through Physical Means (seawater, air, blood, pizza, oil in
water)
25) What are the 2 separation processes samples of Compounds?
26) What are the 3 separation processes samples of Mixtures?
27) What are the 2 types of Changes in Matter?
28) Is a change that involves chemical reactions and the creation of new products
29) Is a change which NO NEW SUBSTANCES ARE FORMED
30) Give examples of Physical Change
31) Give Examples of Chemical Change
32) What do you call the process that is from SOLID TO GAS?
33) What do you call the process that is from LIQUID TO SOLID?
34) What do you call the process that is from GAS TO SOLID?
35) What do you call the process that is from SOLID TO LIQUID?
36) What do you call the process that is from LIQUID TO GAS?
37) What do you call the process that is from GAS TO LIQUID?

SESSION 2

1) It is the basic unit of matter, and it is the smallest thing that can have a chemical property.
2) What are the 3 types of Subatomic Particle?
3) A subatomic particle that possesses a negative (-) electrical charge. It is the smallest in terms of
mass.
4) A subatomic particle that possesses a Positive (+) electrical charge.
5) A subatomic particle that has no charge associated with it, that is, it is neutral.
6) It is the Small, Dense, Positively charged center of an atom. It is always positive because it
contains positively charged protons.
7) It is any subatomic particle found in the nucleus of an atom.
8) The of an atom contains all of the electrons.
9) () The number of protons in an atom which is equal to the number of
electrons
10) () Approximately the same as the number of Protons and Neutrons
11) Are elemental forms that are chemically identical but have different types of nuclei.
12) (amu) Is simply its total mass and is typically expressed in atomic mass
units or amu.
13) (atomic weight) An average of the atomic masses of all different isotopes
in a sample.
14) Compute for Chlorine which has two naturally-occuring isotopes where: Cl – 35 mass is
34.968852 and fraction is 0.7577 and Cl - 37 is 36.965303 and fraction is 0.2423?
15) If two atoms have the same atomic weight or mass number but different in atomic number.
16) Elements having the same number of neutrons.
17) Who proposed that all matter is composed of tiny indivisible particles?
18) He is an English school teacher who is the founder of Modern atomic Theory.
19) – each element is composed of extremely small particles called atoms
- All atoms of a given element are identical to one another in mass other properties.
- The atoms of one element cannot be changed into atoms of a different element by chemical
reactions; atoms are neither created nor destroyed in the chemical reactions
- Compounds are formed when atoms of more than one element combine a given compound
always has same relative number and kind of atoms
 What are these?
20) Who proposed that the atom is a sphere of (+) particles to which are embedded (-) particles
21) For him, the atom is just and empty space, the nucleus accounts for the (+) charge & mass of the
atom, also Electrons are scattered around the nucleus and lastly he disproved Thomson’s model
by using the “Gold Foil/Film Experiment”
22) He said that the atom consists of nucleus surrounded by electrons travelling in circular orbits
called “Orbitals”.
23) Who proposed that the electron moves in 3D space (electron cloud) and his model is considered
as the modern atomic structure.
24) Erwin Schrodinger developed model.
25) Niels Bohr developed model
26) JJ Thomson developed model.
27) Ernest Rutherford developed the model.

SESSION 3

1) Is a tabular arrangement of the chemical elements, ordered by their atomic number, electron
configuration, and recurring chemical properties, whose structure shows periodic trends.
2) Who proposed the system of chemical symbols based on the first letter of their name and some
based on their Latin name?
3) Who made a list of elements arranged by increasing atomic weight in spiral order?
4) Who arranged the element into groups of simple substances that do not decompose by any
means?
5) Who classified some elements into groups of three, which he called TRIADS.
6) Who suggested that the elements be arranged in “Octaves”?
7) These two people arranged the elements according to its Atomic Weight (Mass).
8) A British Chemist responsible for the arrangement of periodic table in terms of atomic number.
9) Is a horizontal row of elements arranged via their atomic number.
10) Are columns of elements in the periodic table.
11) How many groups are there in the Periodic Table?
12) Group A elements are called
13) Group B elements are called
14) Is a substance whose atoms tend to lose electrons during chemical change, forming positive
ions.
15) A substance whose atoms may gain electrons, forming negative ions.
16) What are the 5 properties of metals?
17) What are the 5 properties of nonmetals?
18) It has a metallic appearance, but they are brittle and only fair inductors of electricity.
19) What are the 7 metalliods? (Bo,Se,Ge,Ar,Am,Te, Po)

SESSION 4

1) What principle is NO two electrons can have the same set of quantum numbers.
 2) Also called as the “Building up Principle”
3) A rule which orbitals are filled up singly before pairing
4) It is attracted to a magnet, unpaired electrons
5) It is repelled by a magnet, paired electrons
6) A principle which tells that “It is impossible to determine simultaneously the momentum and
position of an electron.
7) An electron that is most likely to be involved in a chemical reaction.
8) It describes the arrangement of electrons in an atom

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