Parts of the atom
The center of the atom
What is the nucleus?
The number of hydrogen atoms exist in H2O.
Atoms with the same number of electrons but a different number of neutrons.
What is an isotope?
Potassium's charge after it undergoes ion formation.
What is 1+?
Ms. Nakamoto's cat is named
What is Peter
(or who is Peter)
A positive particle that exists in the center of the atom
What is a proton?
Atoms gain/lose/share electrons to become this.
What is stable?
An atom that has a different number of protons and electrons.
What is an ion?
Beryllium's charge after it undergoes ion formation.
What is 2+?
The grading period ends on this day.
What is December 4th?
A negative atom that orbits the nucleus of an atom.
What is an electron?
DAILY DOUBLE: The number of electrons nitrogen needs to gain in order to become stable.
What is 3?
A positive ion
What is a cation?
Chlorine's charge after it undergoes ion formation.
What is 1- ?
The BST staff pet that should win the holiday pet photo contest.
Who is Peter?
All particles that make up an atom are called this.
What is a subatomic particle?
The number of electrons beryllium needs to lose to become stable.
A negative ion
What is an ion?
Neon's charge after it undergoes ion formation.
What is no charge?
(Neon does not undergo ion formation).
The number of full school weeks we have until the grading period ends.
What is the number 2?
The number of electrons that can fit in the third electron shell.
what is the number 8?
Carbon and hydrogen bond together. If there is only 1 carbon atom present, how many hydrogens will bond to the carbon?
What is 4?
The group of elements on the periodic table with 7 valence electrons.
This group is extremely reactive.
What are halogens?
Carbon's charge after it undergoes ion formation.
What is 4+ or 4- ?
A covering that should be worn over a person's mouth and nose when out in public.