The scientist who developed the first periodic table, arranging elements based on their atomic masses.
Who is Mendeleev?
The elements on the right hand side of the periodic table
What are non-metals?
Another name for the group 7 elements?
What are The Halogens
Element used in glowing signs
What is Neon?
An organelle that contains cells sap
What is vacuole?
The scientist who developed a table of elements in the form of Octaves.
Who is Newland?
Property of a metal- meaning to ring
What is sonorous?
Name the element 
What is Chlorine?
An unreactive element used in Lasers and satellites
What is Xenon?
Controversial form of cell treatment
What are stem cells?
The genius of Mendeleev's table
What is gaps?
The vertical columns in the periodic table
What are groups?
Name the element
What is Iodine?
A reactive element found in bananas
What is Potassium?
Specialised cell: lots of chloroplast- thin cell wall
What is a palisade cell?
The top number on each element
What is the relative atomic mass?
The horizontal columns in the periodic table?
What are periods?
As you move down this group 7 this decreases
What is reactivity?
Element used in cancer treatment
What is Radon?
Has hair like projections for wafting
What is Cilia cell?
Mendeleev left gaps in his periodic table for undiscovered elements. This element, discovered later, perfectly fit into the gap he left for it
What is Gallium?
Elements that have properties of metals and non-metals
As you move down the group 7 this increases
What is boiling point?
An element needing military clearance to buy
What is Francium?
Produces mucus in your throat, nose and other places
What is a globular cell?