Chemistry TAKS Review (1 Daily grade)

Station 1: Pure substance vs. Mixtures

Vocab and example match
1. Anything that has mass and takes up space ____________________________________
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Solid
Liquid
Gas

2. Smallest particle of matter and makes up elements is the __________________________

A pure substance is matter with the same fixed composition and properties

3. A pure substance and the building blocks of matter. Cannot be broken down by a chemical
reaction ___________
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4. A pure substance made up of atoms of more than one element and are chemically
combined_________________.
Example:

A mixture is a combination of more than one pure substance. The pure substances can be
separated from each other physically.

5. A mixture that appears to look the same throughout and often referred to as a solution
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6. A mixture that does not appear to look the same throughout.

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Station 2: The atom and the periodic table

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VOCAB MATCH!
Found at the center of the atom. Protons and Neutrons _________________
Found outside the nucleus. Negative charge__________________
Found in the nucleus. Neutral _____________________
Found in the nucleus. Positive charge ___________________
Electrons in the outermost energy level____________________________

Using the diagram below answer the following questions

6. How many protons are there?____________
7. How many neutrons are there? ____________
8. What is the atomic mass (P +N)?_____________
9. How many electrons are there? ___________
10. How many valence electrons are there? ____
11. Identify this element using the periodic table.________

Station 3: The atom and the periodic table cont.

Using the diagram below answer the

following questions.

12. How many protons does silicon have?________________

13. How many neutrons does silicon have? _______________
14. How may electrons does silicon have? ________________
15. How many valence electrons does silicon have? ___________
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Station 4: The Periodic Table

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Vocab match and label

Horizontal rows on the periodic table _________________________
Vertical columns on the periodic table _________________________
Dull, Brittle, Poor conductors of heat and electricity, many are gases at room
temperature ____________________________
Varying ability to conduct electricity. Use to make semiconductors__________
Shiny, malleable, Ductile, Good conductors of heat and electricity most are solid at
room temperature. ______________________

Using the periodic table above color it using this scheme

Halogens = Orange
Noble gases = Blue
Alkali Metals = Red
Alkaline earth metals = Green
Transition Metals = Yellow
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Station 5: Ions and Predicting Reactivity

Atoms with 8 electrons in their outer energy level are stable.
Atoms will gain or lose electrons to get 8 in the outer energy level
Atoms that gain or lose electrons either become positively charged atoms or negatively
charged atoms called _________________

Using the Periodic table and the octet rule match these elements with each
other so that they all fulfill the octet rule
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2. ________________
3. ________________
4. ________________
Show the chemical formula for the following ionic compounds
1. Calcium Chloride ___________
2. Sodium Chloride__________
3. Lithium Sulfide ___________

Station 6: Reading the Periodic Table

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Station 7: Chemical and Physical Change

Physical Change: Do not change the identity or composition of the substance. No new
compound or molecule is formed. The element or compound can be retrieved back to its
original state.
Chemical Change: Are also called chemical reactions. Is a change that produces a new
type of matter with properties different from the original. Is not reversible without a
reaction
Evidence of a Chemical Change
Change of color

Formation of precipitate (solid)

Changes in light

Release of gas

Changes in temperature (hot or cold)

Change in Odor

Match the following pictures and provide 5 examples of each.

Physical Change
Chemical Change

Station 8: Chemical and Physical Change Cont.

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Station 9: Conservation of mass

Mass cannot be created o destroyed in a chemical change or aphysical change. The mass of the
products equals the mass of the reactants
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Station 10: Water

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