Dmitri Mendeleev
Atoms of the same element with a change in neutrons are called
What is isotopes?
The rows on the periodic table, that allow us to see what electron block, and energy level the element is in.
What is periods?
Why can't you trust atoms?
Because they make up everything
Which 2 groups of elements are going to be the most reactive? Why?
What is groups 1 and 17. As their valence shells are either almost empty, or almost full
What subatomic particle is used to identify the element?
What are protons?
What do the groups on the periodic table tell us?
The elements share similar physical and chemical properties, and groups tell us valence electrons
Atomic Mass, chemical properties, and physical properties are all ways this is organized
What is the period table?
What are the elements in group 17 called and how many electrons are in the outer energy level?
What are halogen gases and 7 electrons?
These elements appear as the bridge on the periodic table, and are shiny, hard, and dense elements with high melting points.
What are the transition metals?
I am a very unstable, radioactive element in the group of the most reactive metals (1 Valence electron) and I am in period 7
Who is Francium?
What are ions?
As you go down a group on the periodic table, what are two things you notice between the elements?
What are the elements in group 18 with 8 valence electrons called and why are they considered relatively unreactive?
What are noble gases and full outer energy levels?
I am a transition metal with 26 neutrons.
Who is Titanium?
The electrons in the outermost shell are called? What is the rule that states atoms will lose or gain these electrons in order to be stable?
What is valence electrons? The octet rule.
Why are the noble gasses generally non-reactive?
They naturally occur with 8 valence electrons. A full outer shell