Atoms
Periodic Table
Metals and Nonmetals
Element Identification
100
This is the center of an atom.
What is the nucleus?
100
The number the red arrow is pointing to in this picture.
What is the atomic mass?
100
The type of element that is generally shiny, solid at room temperature, conductive, and malleable.
What is metal?
100
The element with 47 protons.
What is silver (Ag)?
200
These particles have a negative charge, no mass and located outside the nucleus.
What are electrons?
200
This increases as you go down and to the left of the Periodic Table.
What is atomic mass (or atomic number)?
200
The type of element generally found on the right side of the Periodic Table.
What is nonmetal?
200
The element represented by this picture.
What is magnesium (Mg)?
300
These two particles (found in the nucleus) are what makes up an atom's mass
What are protons and neutrons?
300
An element with very similar properties to potassium.
Sodium (Na) or Rubidium (Rb)
300
We call elements that often give, take, or share electrons this name.
What is reactive?
300
The group number and element(s) with a full outer shell that contains 2 electrons.
What is group 18 (helium, He)?
400
The atomic number of an element tells me the number of this in the nucleus
What are protons?
400
These correspond to the period number of an atom in the Periodic Table.
What are energy levels/shells?
400
The most reactive type of element (metal, metalloid, or nonmetal).
What is metal?
400
The element with four energy levels and two valence electrons.
What is calcium (Ca)?
500
The charge of an atom with 5 protons and 3 electons.
What is +2?
500
The number of these are the same for elements of the same group number on the Periodic Table.
What are valence/outer shell electrons?
500
The most reactive metal out of chlorine (Cl), iron (Fe), sodium (Na), and hydrogen (H).
What is sodium (Na)?
500
The more reactive element.
What is titanium (Ti)?