Vocabulary
Elements
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Isotopes
Hodgepodge
100

The ability of a substance to be hammered or rolled into sheets.

What is malleability?

100

An element that can react with a metal and form a salt and other compounds, such as iodine, fluorine, chlorine and bromine.

What is a halogen?  

100

Element _________ has the smallest atomic mass.  

What is hydrogen?

100

Isotopes are caused by the different numbers of these in the atomic make-up.  

What are neutrons?

100

The scientific term for rows on the periodic table.

What are periods?

200

Describes the ability of a metal to reflect light.

What is luster?

200

An element that is generally shiny.

What is a metal?

200

Element _______ is the most ductility metal.

What is gold?

200

The isotope of Carbon 14 includes 6 protons and an mass of 14.003, so you can conclude this fact about the neutrons of this atom.  

What is is contains 8 neutrons?

200

This increases by one for each element as you move left to right across a period. 

What is a proton?

300

Conducts electricity at high temperatures, but not at low temperatures.

What is a semiconductor?

300

Beryllium, magnesium and calcium are examples of these metals.  

What are alkaline earth metals?

300

Group 1 contains the _________ metals.  

What are the alkali metals?

300

The isotope of Carbon 12 includes 6 protons and an mass of 12.001, so you can conclude this fact about the neutrons of this atom.  

What is it contains 6 neutrons?

300

The decimal number of an element key represents this.

What is the atomic mass?

400

The ability to be pulled into thick wires.

What is ductility?

400

These elements include helium, neon, argon and krypton and can only react with other elements in a laboratory.

What are noble gases?

400

Group 18 contains the ________ gases. 

What is noble gases?

400

The isotope of Nitrogen 14 includes 7 protons and an mass of 14.007, so you can conclude this fact about the neutrons of this atom.  

What is it contains 7 neutrons?

400

The arrangements of elements into rows and columns according to similarities in their properties.

What is the periodic table?

500

Have no metallic properties and examples include oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen.

What are non-metals?

500

These elements have physical and chemical properties of both metals and nonmetals. 

What are metalloids?

500

__________elements are found groups 3-12.  

What are transition elements?

500

The isotope of Uranium 235 includes 92 protons and an mass of 235.00, so you can conclude this fact about the neutrons of this atom.  


 

What are 143 neutrons?

500

The scientific term for columns on the periodic table.

What are groups?

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