Periodic Table Basics
Name the 3 parts of an atom.
What is proton, neutrons and electrons?
Where non-metals are mostly found.
What is the right side of the PT?
The number of these determines an element's reactivity.
What is valence electrons?
Metals are depicted as Blue, Red or Green.
What is blue?
If something is brittle it breaks.
What is easily?
Periodic Table is organized by increasing.
What is Atomic number?
The term used to describe where Metalloids are found.
What is the staircase? (Zig-Zag)
When an element has a full valence shell it is.
What is "happy" or stable or non-reactive?
Tends to be gas at room temperature.
Number of rows/periods on the PT?
Number of groups/families on the PT?
What is 18?
Families or groups share this property.
What is number of valence electrons?
Number of valence electron (except shell 1).
What is 8?
Tend to have luster.
What is metals?
These elements type is ductile and malleable.
What are metals?
Rh is an example of a. (Not element).
What is Chemical Symbol?
Rows or periods share this property.
What is number of energy levels (orbitals)?
What is noble gases?
Share traits with metals and non-metals.
Measure of the ease at which an electric charge or heat can pass through a material.
What is conductivity?
The atomic mass of an element is based on the addition of which two parts.
What is the Protons and Neutrons?
As you increase atomic number you also increase.
What is Atomic mass or number of protons?
The most reactive element.
What is Fr? (Lowest left-side)
Have low density and low melting point.
What are non-metals?
Number of metals on the PT.
What is 88?