Can you taste it?
Beryllium element number 4 is an element you would most definitely not want to lick.
Yes, you shouldn't
A variation of an element based on the number of neutrons in its nucleus.
Electrons orbit the nucleus just like our solar system.
False
The first orbit can hold only two electrons. The second only 8 and the third can hold up to __
18
This element makes up bones and shells.
What is calcium
Helium element number 2 may be tasted.
True go ahead, just in very small amounts
Electron dot diagrams developed by Gilbert Newton Lewis in the early 1900s to illustrate valence electrons in elements. The structures are used to show the changes in electron orbit structures caused by chemical bonding.
What is Lewis structures
The second of these can hold up to 8 electrons.
What is orbit
The number of Electrons by orbital for Lithium
2-1
This element makes the plugging in to the grid not necessary.
Lithium
Boron element number 5 is safe to lick.
yes, but you make look like a moron
A subatomic particle that makes up protons and neutrons.
what are quarks
The orbit closest to the nucleus has the highest energy level. True or false
False
The number electrons by orbital for Sulfer
2-8-6
This element helps a doctor see your bones.
Phosphorus
Stay clear from tasting florine.
Yes you brush your teeth with it but it is considered highly poisonous.
The name for a row of the periodic table of elements.
What is a period
Hydrogen and Helium are an exception to how many electrons they need to be stable. T or F
True they only need 2 whereas the rest need 8 to be the most stable
The number of electrons by orbital for Calcium.
2-8-8-2
This element lights up a room.
Neon or Argon
Potassium is wonderful thing to taste.
NO. Surprising but its not safe to take a straight lick of it.
An atom that has gained an electron. It has more electrons than protons, giving them a negative charge.
What is an Anion
Electrons move too quickly so they are usually pictured as this.
Electron clouds
The Bohr model becomes much more complicated after the first how many elements?
18
This element belongs in all the stars and the sun.
Hydrogen