| A | B |
|---|
| Alkali Metals | Flame tests |
| Sodium | yellow flame |
| Most widely used metal | iron |
| Most abundant metal in earth's crust | aluminum |
| Group made up of total nonmetals | group 18 |
| 90% of all atoms in the universe | hydrogen |
| Bond between a metal and a halogen | salt |
| Found in swimming pools | chlorine |
| They don't mix with common folk | Noble Gases |
| Helium, argon, neon and krypton are found here | Neon signs |
| Element used to build airplanes | aluminum |
| Gallium, indium, and thallium | used to make calculators |
| Element in soil and fertilizers | nitrogen |
| Number of bonds that carbon can make | 4 |
| Element found in most organic compounds | carbon |
| compound made up of only carbon and hydrogen | hydrocarbon |
| compounds with identical chemical formulas but different molecular structures | isomers |
| hydrocarbons with only single bonds | saturated |
| compounds that contain the benzene ring structure | produce aromas |
| alcohols are created by adding this group | OH |
| this is an alcohol | propanol |
| huge molecules of many compounds | polymer |
| Polymers of amino acids | proteins |
| polymers with 2x's as many hydrogens as oxygen atoms | carbohydrates |
| Fats, oils, and butter | lipids |
| Muscles, tendons, and hair | made of protien |
| amino acids | made of an amine group and an acid group |
| simple sugar | glucose |
| plant oils | unsaturated fats |
| Nucleic acids | store genetic information |
| Glycine, Leucine, and Cystein | examples of amino acids |
| Alakaline earth metals | group 2 |
| Most reactive metals | alkali metals |
| NaCL | Salt |
| Iron, nickel, and cobalt | iron triad |
| coinage metals | silver, gold, and copper |
| butane and isobutane | isomers |
