Element Symbols
Chemical Families
Valence Electrons
Atom Structure
Name the Compound
100

This is the lightest element of the Noble Gases

What is He?

100

This first chemical Family, Group 1, consists of silvery white, very reactive metals that are soft enough to cut with a plastic knife.  Includes the elements Lithium, Sodium, and Potassium 

What are the Alkali Metals?

100

This is the lightest element with only one valence electron

What is Hydrogen?

100

The atom's center

What is the nucleus?

100

H2O

What is water?

200

This element has the symbol Au

What is gold?

200

This Family of gases is considered "inert." Each atom, except Helium, has 8 electrons in its outer energy level, neither gaining or losing any electrons.  Used in balloons and electric signs.  

What are the Noble Gases?

200

The Alkaline Earth Metals, such as Magnesium and Calcium, have this many valence electrons

What is 2?

200

The Atomic Number refers to the number of these positively-charged particles found in the nucleus

What are protons?

200

NaCl

What is Sodium Chloride?

300

The symbol of the element with 13 protons

What is Al?

300

This Family has four(4) valence electrons, thus it is Group IV

What is the Carbon Group?

300

The Noble gas Neon has this many valence electrons?

What is 8?

300

The Atomic Mass of an atom equals number of protons + ________________?

What are neutrons?

300

CO2

What is carbon dioxide?

400

The symbols of these two elements make up common table salt

What is Na and Cl?

400

75% of the elements on the periodic table are this type of substance - they are shiny, good conductors, used in jewelry and electronics.  Can be hammered into shape without breaking and be stretched into wire.

What are metals?

400

This is the most reactive element with 7 valence electrons in the Halogen Group just above Chlorine

What is Fluorine?

400

Sulfur has this many total electrons

What is 16?

400

C6H12O2

What is Glucose, Fructose, or sugar?

500

The name and symbol for the heaviest naturally-occurring element; it's radioactive and used in nuclear weapons

What is Uranium (U)?

500

These elements are located between the metals and nonmetals.  They have properties of both being good conductors, shiny like metals, but brittle. Examples are B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te

What are metalloids?

500

This type of bond between atoms involves sharing valence electrons

What is a covalent bond?

500

This element has a mass of 107.9, having 47 protons and 61 neutrons

What is Silver?

500

C3H(a gas that heats the school)

What is propane?

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