Atoms
Elements
Periodic Table
Spectography and electron shells
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100

Which has more mass, a proton or a neutron?

Same

100

Which is the oldest and most plentiful element?

Hydrogen

100

What role does the atomic number play in the periodic table?

Number of protons and tells what the element is

100

How would you distinguish between a sodium vapor streetlight and a mercury-vapor streetlight?

The color spectrum produced

100

What is the tallest mountain in the United States?

Denali or Mt McKinley (20,310 feet)

200

If atoms are mostly empty space, why do we not fall through our chairs?

Electrical repulsion

200

Where are elements formed?

Stars

200

How many periods are there in the periodic table? How many groups?

7, 18

200

Why is a potassium atom larger in size/diameter than a sodium atom?

It has an extra energy/electron shell

200

How many Neutrons does an atom of Lead 212 have?

130
300

Distinguish between "Atomic Mass" and "Mass Number"

MN- Number of protons in a specific atom, AM- average mass based on all isotopes and their relative abundance

300

Which is heavier a molecule of NaCl or a molecule of SiO2? 

SiO2

300

What group of elements are found in group 7?

The Halogens

300

Which color of light comes from a greater energy transition, Blue or Red?

Blue

300

Draw a Bohr Diagram for Magnesium

3 Shells, 2 valence electrons

400

If an atom has 50 electrons, 68 neutrons and 50 protons, what is the mass number? What is the element?

118, Tin

400

How do Carbon and Silicon's valence electrons compare?

They are the same (4)

400

How many valence (outer electrons) are in sodium?

1

400

Neon cannot attract any extra electrons. Why?

It has a complete outer shell.

400

As a tree grows, where does the majority of its mass come from?

Carbon dioxide from the air

500

How many electrons are in the first (inner most) shell of a chlorine atom?

2

500

Which has more atoms, a 1-gram sample of carbon-12 or a 1 gram sample of carbon-13?

Carbon-12

500
In a neutral atom of uranium-235, how many electrons, protons, and neutrons are there?

92, 92, 143

500

How can a hydrogen atom, which only has one electron, make so many spectral lines?

One electron can be boosted to many energy levels and therefore make many combinations to lower levels. Each transition is of a specific energy and accompanied by the emission of a photon of a specific frequency. Thus the variety of spectal lines

500

What is the largest living organism on earth?

The Honey Mushroom in Oregon. It is 2385 acres (or 1350 soccer fields) and between 2400 to 8600 years old.

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