Atoms
Periodic Table Layout
Similarities
Calculations
Main Types of Elements
100

The positive particle in an atom

proton

100

The columns of the periodic table

groups or families

100

Which two elements are similar based on location:

Na, Ca, Sc, Cs


Na, Cs

100

The formula to calculate neutrons

Mass - Atomic number = Neutrons

M-A=N

100

Malleable, shiny luster, high melting and boiling points

metals

200

The neutral particle of an atom

neutron

200
The rows in the periodic table

periods

200

Which two elements are similar based on location:

Fe, Co, Rh, Ru


Fe, Ru

200

The number of protons in K

19

200

can't conduct electricity, can be a solid, liquid, or gas, brittle

nonmetals

300
The negative particle of an atom

electron

300

Atomic number and atomic mass trend as you move from left to right in a period

They increase as you move across the period

300

Which two elements are similar based on location:

C, Si, B, N

C, Si

300

The number of neutrons in Co


59-27=32 neutrons

300
Staircase elements

metalloids

400

The particles found in the nucleus

protons and neutrons

400

The reason elements are in groups

They share similar properties

400

Which two elements are similar based on location:

Ag, Cd, Pd, Ni

Pd, Ni

400

The number of electrons in F

9

400

semiconductor, varying melting and boiling points, tend to look like metals

metalloid

500
The center of an atom

nucleus

500

Most reactive element location

Left and down on the periodic table

500

Which two elements are similar based on location:

He, F, Ne, H

He, Ne

500

Atomic mass of Au

197

500
Most common type of element on the periodic table

metals

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