Element Groups
Electron Shells
Famous Elements
Periodic Table Basics
Forms of Matter
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This group contains the least reactive elements

Noble gases

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This term refers to the electrons in the outermost shell

Valence electrons

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This noble gas is commonly used in balloons

Helium

100

Rows in the periodic table are known as this

Periods

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This term refers to a material made up of only one type of atom

Element

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Which shell is closest to the nucleus?

The first shell

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Elements with 6 or 7 valence electrons are usually electron _______

Acceptors

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This is the most abundant element in the universe

Hydrogen

200

The atomic number represents the number of these in an atom

Protons

200

A combination of two or more substances where each retains its own properties

Mixture

300

These metals are good conductors and have various electron configurations

Transition Metals

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Sodium losing an electron to Chlorine forms this compound

Sodium Chloride (table salt)

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This element is the building block of organic chemistry.

Carbon

300

These columns in the periodic table are known as groups OR what else?

Families

300

Air is an example of this type of mixture

Homogenous mixture

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This group typically has 7 valence electrons and is highly reactive

Halogens

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Sodium wants to lose its valence electron to become more like this noble gas

Neon

400

Marie Curie discovered this radioactive element

Polonium or Radium

400

This scientist is credited with creating the periodic table

Dmitri Mendeleev

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Toast burning is an example of this

Chemical change

500

Calcium and Magnesium belong to this group

Alkaline Earth Metals

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This is the maximum number of electrons an atom's second electron shell can hold

8

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This metal is often associated with wealth and is highly unreactive

Gold

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The number of elements that occur naturally on Earth

92

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he term for a substance that has a fixed composition and distinct properties

Pure substance

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