History of Chemistry
Atomic Models
Elements
Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
Periodic Table
100

He came up with the 4 element theory

Who is Empedocles?

100

This model describes atoms as hard, indivisible spheres.

What is the billiard ball model?

100

H

What is hydrogen?

100

The location in the atom where protons are found.

What is the nucleus?

100

The columns in the periodic table.

What are families/ groups?

200

This word means 'indivisible'.

What is atomos?

200

This atomic model describes atoms as a positive material is little negative 'chunks'.

What is the plum pudding or raisin bun model?

200

Na

What is sodium?

200

The charge on a proton.

What is positive?

200

The family with only one valence electron.

What are the alkali metals?

300

They tried to find the elixir of life, a universal solvent, and change one element into another.

Who are the Alchemists?

300

This atomic model describes atoms with a positive center and electrons orbiting around.

What is the nuclear model?

300

P

What is phosphorus?

300

The location in the atom where neutrons are found.

What is the nucleus?

300

The family with a full valence shell.

What are the noble gases?

400

The scientist who isolated oxygen.

Who is Joseph Priestly?

400

This atomic model has electrons orbiting at specific energy levels.

What is the planetary model?

400

Fe

What is iron?

400

The charge on an electron.

What is negative?

400

The family with 7 valence electrons.

What are the halogens?

500

The scientist who identified 23 different elements.

Who is Antoine Lavoisier?

500

This atomic model has electrons filling orbitals with 2 on the first, then 8, then 8.

What is the Bohr model?

500

W

What is tungsten?

500

The number of protons in chlorine.

What is 17?

500

The rows in the periodic table.

What are periods?

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