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Chemistry 1st 6 Weeks Vocabulary Test
Contributed by: Moreno
__1. BiohazardA. materials containing tissues possibly infected with harmful
__2. CorrosiveB. substances which emit harmful electromagnetic energy
__3. FlammableC. volatile substances which are easily ignited
__4. RadioactiveD. caustic chemicals which can eat away at other substances
__5. ToxicE. poisonous substances which can disrupt bodily functions
__6. CompressibleA. mass per volume, increases the more something is condensed
__7. DensityB. somewhat compressible, has some freedom of movement
__8. GasC. least compressible, least freedom of movement
__9. LiquidD. able to be pressed together and made more compact
__10. SolidE. most compressible with most freedom of movement
__11. CondenseA. liquid to solid
__12. EvaporateB. solid to liquid
__13. FreezeC. liquid to gas
__14. MeltD. gas to liquid
__15. SublimeE. solid to gas
__16. DuctileA. related to size of sample EX: mass
__17. Extensive PropertyB. not related to size of sample EX: color
__18. ferromagneticC. metal can be hammered flat into a sheet
__19. Intensive PropertyD. metal is able to be drawn into a wire
__20. malleableE. permanent magnet made from the Iron Triad
__21. CompoundA. pure substance that cannot be broken down
__22. ElementB. pure substance that can be chemically separated
__23. HeterogeneousC. Substances placed together that can be separated physically
__24. HomogenousD. parts are evenly blended EX: solutions
__25. MixtureE. parts are easily distinguished EX: chocolate chip cookie
__26. Atomic MassA. atom of an element with a different number of neutrons
__27. isotopeB. discovered electron with Cathode Ray Tube
__28. Mass NumberC. discovered nucleus with Gold Foil Experiment
__29. RutherfordD. calculated mass of 1 mole of an element
__30. ThomsonE. total number of protons and neutrons in an isotope
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