Periodic Table
Periodic Trends
Element Identification
Element Identification 2
Electron Configuration
100

This number tells you the number of protons and electrons.

What is Atomic Number?

100

This part of the atom is the center of the atom. 

What is the nucleus?

100

This element is the first element.

What is hydrogen?

100

This transition element is a good conductor of electricity and is used in wiring.

What is copper?

100

This many electrons fit on the first energy level.

What is 2?

200

Subtracting the atomic number from the atomic mass gives you the number of this subatomic particle. 

What is number of neutrons?

200

This particle has a positive charge.

What is proton?

200

This element is number 7 on the Periodic Table.

What is nitrogen?

200

This element has 17 protons.

What is chlorine?

200

This many electrons fit on the second energy level.

What is 8?

300

Adding the number of neutrons and the number of protons together gives you this number. 

What is an element's atomic mass?

300

This particle has no charge.

What is neutron?

300

This element is the 11th element.

What is sodium?

300

This element's symbol is K.

What is potassium?

300

This many electrons fit on the third energy level. 

What is 18?

400

There are this many liquid elements at room temperature on the periodic table.

What is 2?

400

This particle has a negative charge.

What is electron?

400

This element has an atomic number of 20.

What is Calcium?

400

This scientist known as the Father of the Periodic Table (full name).

Who is Dimitri Mendeleev?

400

This element has only one energy level and two electrons in that energy level.

What is helium?

500

The number of electrons in an element's outermost shell is the definition for this term. 

What is 'valence electrons'?

500

This subatomic particle is not inside the nucleus.

What is electron?

500

This element is the second of the noble gasses.

What is neon?

500

This "other metal" has such a low melting point that it can melt in a person's hand.

What is gallium? 

500

This model is the current atomic model. 

What is the electron cloud model?

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