Grade 9 Chemistry Test Study Guide

**[Study Guide for Grade 9 Chemistry Test]** All of the topics listed below will be on the test. It is important that you study and attend chemistry clinic if you are not feeling confident or if you have questions. **[Stay calm and do your best!]** **[Success Criteria]**...

**[Study Guide for Grade 9 Chemistry Test]** All of the topics listed below will be on the test. It is important that you study and attend chemistry clinic if you are not feeling confident or if you have questions. **[Stay calm and do your best!]** **[Success Criteria]** **[Location in Textbook]** **[Reviewed?]** **[Confidence (Out of 10)]** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------ I can state if a substance is an element, compound or mixture. Chapter 5.1 (Pg152-156) I can identify if a substance is a metal, non-metal or metalloid just by locating it on the periodic table. Chapter 6.2 (Pg188-192) I know the physical and chemical properties of metals and non-metals. Chapter 6.2 (Pg188-192) I can tell how many protons, neutrons and electrons an element has just by looking at a periodic table. Chapter 7.3 (Pg214-217) I can draw a Bohr diagram for any of the first 20 elements just from looking at a periodic table. Chapter 7.4 (Pg218-223) I can identify the number and proportion of different elements in a compound just from looking at a chemical formula. Chapter 8.1 (Pg234-237) I can state what charge a particular element will be when it is in the form of an ion just from looking at a periodic table. Chapter 8.2 (Pg238-244) I can use a periodic table and a polyatomic ion sheet to name a compound by looking at its chemical formula. Chapter 8.3 (Pg245-247) I can write the formula for an ionic compound just from looking at the name of the compound. Chapter 8.3 (Pg245-247) I can identify something as a covalent compound and give it a name just from looking at the formula. See your notes. **[Dates for Chemistry Clinic:]** - -