Periodic Table
Atoms and Ions
Naming
Isotopes
...and the kitchen sink
100

This is the man we credit with the modern periodic table.

Who is Mendeleev?

100

The number of protons and electrons present in S2-

What are 16 protons and 18 electrons?

100

This is the name of MgI2

What is magnesium iodide?

100

This subatomic particle is responsible for determining the identity of the isotope of an atom.

What is the neutron?

100

This subatomic particle is responsible for determining the identity of the atom.

What is the proton?

200

This is the name of the rows of the periodic table and how they are organized.

What are periods and by increasing atomic number?

200

The name and charge of an atom or group of neutral atoms that have gained electrons.

What are anions and negatively charged?

200

This is the formula of calcium fluoride.

What is CaF2?

200

This is the isotope name for the isotope with 12 protons and 13 neutrons.

What is magnesium-25?

200

When graphing, this goes on the x-axis.

What is the independent variable?

300

This is the name of the columns in the periodic table and how they are organized.

What are groups (or families) and by similar physical and chemical properties?

300

This subatomic particle is responsible for the properties of bonding.

What are electrons?

300

This is when you need to use roman numerals in naming ionic compounds.

What is when the metal ion forms more than one possible charge?

300

This is the number of protons and neutrons present in the following isotope: carbon-14

What are six protons and eight neutrons?

300

Elemental nickel is white to light grey in color, highly ductile, lustrous, and resistant to tarnish. Pt is likely to share the properties. This is the explanation.

What is because they are in the same family?

400

This is the estimated melting point of selenium given the melting points of sulfur (115 oC) and tellurium (450 oC).

What is 282.5 oC?

400

This is the number of protons and electrons in Ag+

What are 47 protons and 46 electrons?

400

This is the formula for iron (III) oxide.

What is Fe2O3?

400

This is how you determine the mass number in an atom.

What is #p+ + #n0 ?

400

This is how you determine whether a compound is ionic or molecular.

What is look at the elements present, an ionic compound has a metal or NH4 ?

500

This is how Ga and P would react given Al and N form AlN.

What is GaP?

500

These are the three subatomic parts of the atom and their charges.

What are positive protons, neutral neutrons, and negative electrons?

500

This is the name of Cr3N

What is chromium (II) nitride?

500

This is the symbol for an atom with 7 protons, 8 neutrons, and 7 electrons.

What is

15/(7) N

?

500

This is the trend in atomic radius as you go left to right across a period and top to bottom down a group.

What is decreasing across a period and increasing down a family?

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