Element
Misc
Types of Elements
Properties
Vocabulary
100

What element has an atomic mass of 69.723

What is Gallium

100

The stairstep elements on the periodic table

Metalloids

100

Found in the nucleus of an atom.

Protons + neutrons 

100

Salt dissolving into water is an example of what physical property?

Dissolving or solubility

100

Definition of Matter

Has Mass and Takes up space

200

This number stands for the number of protons.

What is the atomic number

200

Which element is the only one to have 0 neutrons?

Hydrogen

200

Neutrons and protons make up the nucleus and equal _.

What is the atomic mass?

200

Metal being hammered into shapes such as coins is an example of what physical property?

Malleability

200

Define proton

A positive subatomic particle (in the nucleus)

300
Name of element 29

Copper (Cu)

300

Electrons are found here

electron cloud. OR outside the nucleus.

300

Determines the atomic number

What are protons?

300

True or False. Crushing peanuts to peanut butter is an chemical change.

False. Crushing peanuts into peanut butter is a PHYSICAL change.

300
Define valence electron

The electrons in the furthest orbital out.

400

Atomic number of Tin

50

400

This element has 8 protons and needed for life.

What is oxygen?

400

list the 2 elements with 10 neutrons

Neon and fluorine

400

Is Metal wire conducting electricity to carry power throughout a house considered a chemical or physical property?

Physical Property. The metal does not change.

400
Define Atomic Number

The number of protons in an atom. Top number on the periodic table.

500

True or False: The periodic table contains only elements found in nature. 

False

500

What keeps an atom from floating away?

What is a positive charge of protons attracted to the negative charge of the electrons?

500

How do you find the name of an element if you only know the number of protons

Protons is equal to atomic number

500

Physical properties can be _______ or _______.

Observed or measure.

500

Define Mass

The amount of particles in an object

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