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Elements and the Periodic Elements and the Periodic Table Table Fiji

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Elements and the Periodic Elements and the Periodic TableTable

Fiji

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Elements:Elements:

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1. The _____ has a 1. The _____ has a PPositive electric ositive electric charge.charge.

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2. The _____ has no electric charge.2. The _____ has no electric charge.

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3. The _____ has a negative electric 3. The _____ has a negative electric charge.charge.

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4. The positively charged 4. The positively charged centercenter of the of the atom is called the _____.atom is called the _____.

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5. The nucleus is surrounded5. The nucleus is surrounded

by an ___________.by an ___________.

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Electrons!Electrons!

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6. Where is the mass of the atom? 6. Where is the mass of the atom?

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7. What is the atomic number of gold? 7. What is the atomic number of gold?

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8. How many protons does8. How many protons does

Gold have? Electrons?Gold have? Electrons?

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9. How many protons9. How many protons

does Bromine have?does Bromine have?

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10. Why don’t scientists create a periodic10. Why don’t scientists create a periodic

table of compounds?table of compounds?

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11. How many valence electrons does 11. How many valence electrons does hydrogen have?hydrogen have?

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12. How many valence electrons does 12. How many valence electrons does lithium have?lithium have?

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13. How many valence electrons does 13. How many valence electrons does sodium have?sodium have?

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14. What group do these elements14. What group do these elements

belong to?belong to?

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15. What group do these 15. What group do these elements belong to?elements belong to?

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16. Elements of the same ______ share 16. Elements of the same ______ share the same properties/characteristics.the same properties/characteristics.

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17. Electrons spill 17. Electrons spill over into the next over into the next

energy level.energy level.

11stst level holds: ____ level holds: ____

22ndnd level holds: ____ level holds: ____

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18. What group does this18. What group does this

element belong to?element belong to?

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19. What group does this19. What group does this

element belong to?element belong to?

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20. What is the electron dot diagram 20. What is the electron dot diagram for Vanadium?for Vanadium?

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Sentences end in a ______.Sentences end in a ______.

You read a sentence from left to right.You read a sentence from left to right.

21. SO, horizontal rows on the periodic 21. SO, horizontal rows on the periodic table are called ______.table are called ______.

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22. As we travel across the periods, we see 22. As we travel across the periods, we see increasing numbers of _____ and _____.increasing numbers of _____ and _____.

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23. What element is represented23. What element is represented

by this cookie/atom?by this cookie/atom?

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Review:Review:

1. Know the difference b/w a chemical 1. Know the difference b/w a chemical & physical property/change& physical property/change

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Review:Review:

1. Know the difference b/w a chemical 1. Know the difference b/w a chemical & physical property/change& physical property/change

2. Conservation of mass2. Conservation of mass

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Review:Review:

1. Know the difference b/w a chemical 1. Know the difference b/w a chemical & physical property/change& physical property/change

2. Conservation of mass2. Conservation of mass

3. Variables – Independent, dependent, 3. Variables – Independent, dependent, constant, controlconstant, control