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2	Atoms and Subatomic Particles
3	Atomic Model Electron Cloud Model (click picture to review)
4	Atomic Notation
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6	Elements and Compounds
7	Chemical Reactions
8	Chemical Reactions Conservation of Mass – Mass cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction Review Chemical Reactions Vision Learning Review Chemistry Concepts
9	Physical and Chemical Properties Every substance (element/compound) has a unique set of properties that allow scientists to tell it apart from other substances. Physical Property – A substance’s color, odor, density, melting point and boiling point, ductility, and conductivity
10	Physical and Chemical Properties Chemical Property – Ability of a substance to react with other substances Review Physical and Chemical Changes
11	States of Matter Solid – Have a definite volume and shape; particles vibrate in place Liquid – Have volume but no definite shape; particles flow past each other Gas – No definite volume and no definite shape; particles move independently in high speeds and in all directions Plasma – Occurs in extremely high temperatures Examples: stars, lightning, neon lights Review States of Matter
12	Periodic Table of Elements Table of elements arranged by their atomic number. An element’s position on the table will show many of its general properties Groups – Members of the same group have similar chemical and physical properties Periods – Change gradually from left to right
13	Compounds, Mixtures, Solutions Compounds – made of 2 or more elements chemically combined Mixture – 2 or more substances mixed together without chemically combining; can be separated without a chemical reaction Solution – a mixture in which one substance is dissolved uniformly in another substance Review Solutions, Mixtures, Compounds
14	Elements Metals – Hard, shiny elements appearing on the left side of the Periodic Table; good conductors of heat and electricity; Examples: Fe, Al, Na Metalloids – Appear along the bolded line on the Periodic Table; conduct electricity under some conditions; Examples: B, Si Nonmetals – Appear to the right of the Periodic Table; poor conductors of electricity; many are gases or brittle solids; Examples: C, O, S
15	Elements Noble Gas – Appear to the far right of the Periodic Table; do not combine with other substances; Examples: Ar, Ne Review Periodic Table