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VocabularyAtom

Structure

AtomsAnd the

Periodic Table

OrganizationOf the

Periodic TableMisc.

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Final Jeopardy

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The negatively charged part of the atom.

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electron

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The smallest part that an element can be broken down to and retain

its physical and chemical properties.

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atom

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The name given to the group of elements that are the most stable.

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Noble gas

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When an atom gains or loses neutrons, it is called this.

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Isotope.

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Properties of elements change periodically with the elements’

atomic number according to this.

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Periodic law

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This part of the atom has a positive charge.

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proton

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This part of the atom has a negative charge.

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electron

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This part of the atom is in the center and includes protons and

neutrons.

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nucleus

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Draw a Bohr model for boron (B).

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Is it possible for carbon (C) to have 7 protons? Explain your

answer.

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No. If it has 7 protons it is a different element. It is nitrogen

(N).

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What is the name of the element with the symbol Cl?

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Chlorine

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How many protons are in an atom of magnesium (Mg)?

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12

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The atomic number of an atom, as it appears on the periodic table

of elements, is the same as the number of ______.

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Protons and electrons

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An atom of cesium (Cs) has 55 protons, 55 electrons and 78 neutrons. What is its atomic

mass?

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133

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An atom has 21 electrons. How many neutrons does it have?

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The horizontal rows on the periodic table are called

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Periods.

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The vertical columns on the periodic table are called

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Groups or families

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Most of the elements on the periodic table are to the left of

the zigzag line and are classified as this.

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metals

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Lithium (Li), sulfer (S), nickel (Ni) or germanium (Ge). Which

of these is a metalloid?

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Germanium (Ge)

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What do all the elements in group 17 have in common.

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Similar reactivityor 7 valence electrons.

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The center of the atom is made of these.

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Protons and neutrons

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Metalloids have characteristics of both of these.

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Metals and non-metals

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Metals can be described as good conductors of these.

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Heat and electricity

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These 2 groups on the periodic table of elements are the most

reactive.

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Group 1 and 17.

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The alkali metals and halogens

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How does reactivity of the elements change as you move

from group 1 to group 18.

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Reactivity starts high, goes down, and then rises again to

high in group 17. Group 18 has no reactivity.

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Final Jeopardy CategoryFinal Jeopardy Category

Organization of the

Periodic Table

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Write your point wager on your board now.

You can wager any amount from 0 points to your total points.

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The elements in group 18, the Noble Gasses, are grouped

together because they are stable. Why are they stable?

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Their outer electron shell is full.