What property describes how elements are dangerous because they are unstable and fall apart easily to more stable elements?

What is radioactive?
An element represented by Ag on the periodic table.
What is silver?
The subatomic particles within the nucleus and their charges.
What are protons and neutrons?
What does IMAGE B represent? (element, compound, mixture, molecules)

Element
The type of change that grinding salt is categorized under.
What is a physical change?
What property describes how a substance is poisonous to ingest?

What is toxicity?
The element with the atomic mass of 16.
What is Oxygen?
Elements in the Periodic Table are listed in order of their ________.
Atomic Number
What does IMAGE E represent? (element, compound, mixture, molecules)

mixture of two different molecules
The change that results in the formation of a new substance.
What is a chemical change?
What property describes making wires?
Ductility (or Ductile)
The number of neutrons within a Fluorine atom.
What has 10 neutrons?
How to calculate atomic mass?
Protons + Neutrons (mass of the nucleus)
What does IMAGE C represent? (element, compound, mixture, molecules)

Mixture of two compounds/molecules
The change in which a mixture is considered.
What is a physical change?
What property would describe the image:
Aluminum foil is______________ because it can easily be bent into shapes
Malleable
How many different elements are present in this compound formula?
C6H7NaO6
4: C H Na O
Draw a Bohr Model of the following atom type:
(Dont forget the rules for energy levels!)


What does IMAGE D represent? (element, compound, mixture, molecules)

Compound or Molecule
Give one chemical and physical change of the image below:

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Give 2 physical and 2 chemical properties of the object in the image:
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Calculate the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons of the following element:
Protons = 43
Electrons = 43
Neutrons: 98 - 43 = 55
Draw a Bohr Model of the following atom type:
(Dont forget the rules for energy levels!)


What does IMAGE A represent? (element, compound, mixture, molecules)

Mixture of two molecules
What is always made during a chemical change?
A brand new substance made of the original substances