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Chemistry is the study of 

matter and its properties and 

how substances combine or 

separate. Now lets see the 

ABC's of chemistry!

Acids taste sour and are very 

corrosive. Their pH level is 

always less than 7.

Bases have a pH 

greater than 7 and 

taste very bitter.

Solids are 

categorized 

based on their 

crystallization.

Dalton's Law states the total 

pressure of a mixture of gases 

is equal to the some of the 

partial pressures of its 

component gases.

Electron bonding is 

when 2 atoms share 

electrons to become 

stable.

H= Hydrogen

H2O= Water

CO2= Carbon 

Dioxide

The physical laws 

that describe the 

properties of gases.

The curve on a heating curve 

represents the heat, and the 

curve on a cooling curve 

represents the cold.

The intramolecular bonds 

that hold the atoms in H2O 

molecules together are 

almost 25 times as strong as 

the intermolecular bonds 

between water molecules. 

The joule is the basic SI unit of 

energy. A joule is equal to the 

kinetic energy of a kilogram 

mass moving at the speed of 

one meter per second.

A kilogram is a unit of 

force and weight

Lead is am element on 

the periodic table. It is 

a metal. The symbol for 

lead is Pb.

The mole is a unit of 

measurement used in 

chemistry to express 

amounts of a chemical 

substance

A neutron is a subatomic 

particle that is neutral and 

can be found in almost any 

atom.

Oxygen is what we need 

to breathe. It is an 

element that can be found 

on the periodic table. The 

symbol for Oxygen is O.

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