Scientific Shorthand
Structure of the Atom
Masses of Atoms
The Periodic Table
Vocabulary Practice
100

The symbol Au

What is Gold's scientific symbol?

100

The two main particles that make up the nucleus

Protons and neutrons

100

The atomic number lets you know the amount of which two atomic particles

Protons and electrons

100

How the periodic table was and is currently arranged

It was arranged by mass number. Now it is arranged by atomic number

100

Smallest known particle that does not retain the properties of an element.

Quarks

200

The scientists reasoning for creating the international system of symbols.

What is convenience?

200

The amount of quarks that make up a proton or a neutron

3

200

How you get the mass number

Add the number of protons and number of neutrons

200

Any three pieces of information the periodic table provides

Atomic number, atomic mass, element name, element symbol, state of matter, metal or not, how many valence electrons atoms have, how many shells atoms have.

200

Vertical column in the periodic table

Groups or families

300

How are chemical symbols created when the elements name is shortened?

One capital letter or a capital letter plus one or two lower case letters.

300

The particles that make up a majority of the atoms mass

protons and neutrons

300

Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons

Isotopes

300

The number of periods in the periodic table

7

300

What represents the electrons in the outer energy level of an atom

Electron dot diagram

400

Potassium's scientific symbol

What is K?

400

Describe two locations of electrons

Electron cloud, shells/energy levels

400

The reason there is an atomic mass.

Isotopes and the changing of the amount of neutrons in an atom

400

The number of groups in the periodic table that tell how many valence electrons atoms of an element have

8

400

Weighted average mass of the mixture of isotopes 

Average atomic mass

500

What are four ways chemical symbols are created (not including using letters from the elements name)?

Derived from Latin, named to honor scientists, places, or for properties.

500

The very first model of the atom. Who and what.

Proposed by Democritus. It was a positively charged sphere. No electrons.

500

This is what one proton or one neutron's mass is equal to

Atomic Mass Unit

500

The order that the dots are made in an electron dot diagram

top, bottom, left, right and then top, right, bottom, left

500

Developed an early periodic chart

Dmitri Mendeleev