The three subatomic particles for an atom
What is proton, neutron, electron
Rows are called
What is a period
What is 1 valence electron
Lose or gain electrons
What is ionic bond
Compound that turns blue litmus paper red
What is acid
Number called in top left corner
What is atomic number
Columns are called
What is a group
Substance that forms when atoms from two or more elements bond together
What is compounds
Share electrons
What is covalent bond
Tastes bitter, feels slippery
What is base
Mass number =
What is protons + neutrons
Noble Gases are located where
What is group 18
Property of a metal
What is ductile, malleable, transfer of heat, shiny
An atom that has either a positive or negative charge
What is an ion
Red cabbage juice is used as a...
What is an indicator
Definition of isotope
What is same number of protons, neutrons may vary
Element located in Group 17 Period 5
What is Iodine
Properties of a metal and a nonmetal
What is metalloid
Draw Lewis dot structure of CaCl2
What is look at whiteboards
Acid compounds split in water to produce
What is H+
What is J.J. Thomson
Element located in Group 7 Period 3
What is nothing, trick question
Valence electrons of Tin, draw valence electrons shell as well
What is 4 valence electrons
Draw Lewis dot structure of H2S
Base compounds split in water to produce
What is OH-