Density
Isotopes
Periodic Table
Shell Model
Decay & Fission/Fusion
100

What is the correct unit for Density?

g/mL

100

Isotopes of the same element all have the same number of ___________.

Protons.

100

Which of the following would be considered a nonmetal? 

A) Potassium (K)

B) Aluminum (Al)

C) Hydrogen (H)

C) Hydrogen (H)

100

Which of the following is NOT found in the nucleus of an atom? Protons, Neutrons, or Electrons

Electrons

100

Which type of decay involves a neutron changing into a proton?

Beta Decay

200

What is the equation for solving for Mass?

Density x Volume

200

The number of ___________  is different between isotopes.

neutrons

200

In terms of its properties, what makes metalloids unique?

Have properties of both metals and nonmetals

200

True/False, if you have 4 particles in the nucleus, it must be Beryllium (Be).

False

200

During Alpha Decay, what element is used in the formula to signify a loss of 2 neutrons and 2 protons?

Helium (He)

300

Draw 2 boxes: A and B. Draw 3 dots in A. If Box B is twice as big but half the density, how many dots will it have?

3

300

Which options are considered isotopes?

A) 12 Neutrons, Mass Number 20

B) 12 Neutrons, Mass Number 24

C) 12 Protons, 12 Neutrons

D) 20 Protons, 12 Neutrons

None

300

"Dull, Brittle, Does NOT react with acid" are characteristics of ___________________.

nonmetals

300

Name an element that has 2 valence electrons

Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra

300

Which type of nuclear energy process requires A LOT of energy and heat?

Nuclear Fission

400

An 42g object has a density of 3.54 g/mL. What is its volume? (MUST INCLUDE UNITS)

11.86mL

400

Sodium's average atomic mass 22.99. This means the most common isotope form of sodium has _____ neutrons and _____ protons.

12; 11

400

What is the difference between valence and core electrons?

Valence- In the Outer Shell Core- all other electrons within the outer shell

400

How many electron "spots" are available in the first three shells? (specify each level)

2-8-8
400

The atom bomb is an example of nuclear _________ and the hydrogen bomb is an example of nuclear _________.

fission; fusion

500

A pure sample of a material is measured to have a cuboid shape with side lengths of 1.65 cm, 1.10 cm, and 4.35 cm. It is determined to have a mass of 53.69 g. Determine the density of the material.

Density = 6.80 g/cm3

500

How many neutrons are in the most common form of Phosphorus?

16

500

Which element would behave the most similarly to Nitrogen?

Carbon, Phosphorus, or Oxygen

Phosphorus

500
What energy shell/level would a neutral atom of Magnesium have its outermost electron in?

3rd

500

What is the resulting isotope of an unstable 150Sm undergoing beta decay?

150Eu

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