Atomic Models
Subatomic Particles
The Periodic Table
Representative Groups
Mixed Bag
100

The atomic model created by Thomson

What is the Plum-Pudding model.

100

The three subatomic particles. 

What are protons, neutrons, and electrons. 

100

The scientist who came up with a Periodic Table ordered by mass. 

Who is Mendeleev 

100

This is the most stable group of elements on the periodic table. 

(Name and group number)

What are the noble gasses; group 18

100

Who discovered the electron?

Who is Thomson

200

This man created an atomic model with a positively charged nucleus. 

Who is Rutherford. 

200

Positively charged particles

What are protons

200

This is what the modern periodic table is organized by. 

What is atomic number, or number of protons. 

200

Each group contains the same number of these. 

What are valence electrons. 
200

The scientist that did the Gold Foil experiment. 

Who is Rutherford.

300

Bohr created a model that placed electrons in these. 

What are energy levels, or electron shells

300

The subatomic particles that make up the nucleus

What are protons and neutrons

300

These are the three main groupings of elements. 

What are metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. 

300

This group contains the most active, or unstable, metals. (Name and group number)

What are the alkali metals; group 1

300

The number of electrons it takes to fill the second electron shell. 

What is 8

400

This atomic model accounts for the probability of where an electron might be located. 

What is the Electron Cloud Model. 

400

The electrons located in the outermost energy level, or electron shell. 

What are valence electrons

400

This metallic sub-group is found between group 3 and group 12 on the periodic table. 

What are the transition metals.

400

This is the most reactive group of non-metals. (Name and group number)

What is the Halogen Family; group 17

400

This element from group 14 helps make up all organic compounds. 

What is Carbon. 

500

The number of electrons it takes to fill the fourth electron shell. 

What is 32

500

When the number of neutrons in an atom increases or decreases and the mass changes, the atom remains the same in the form of a(n)...  

What is an isotope. 

500

This characteristic of non-metals is the reason why most are gasses. 

What is a low boiling point 

500

This "boring" family's atoms all have 3 valence electrons. (Name and group number)

What is the Boron Family; group 13

500

Atomic mass - number of protons

What is the number of neutrons 

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