Subatomic Particles
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Bohr Models
Searching the Periodic Table
Patterns of the Periodic Table
100

What are the charges of an atom's 3 subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, & electrons)?

Protons are positive, Neutrons have no charge, and Electrons are negative

100

True or False: The # of Protons, Neutrons and Electrons are always equal.

False

100

What do we call the rings around the Nucleus where we place our Electrons?

Energy Levels

100

What is another name for the rows and columns of the Periodic Table?

Periods & Groups (or Families)

100

What value determines the order of the Periodic Table?

Atomic # (Proton # is also acceptable)

200

What are the locations of the 3 subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, & electrons)?

Protons & Neutrons are in the Nucleus, and Electrons are in the Electron Cloud (Energy Levels & Outside the Nucleus acceptable)

200

How do you find the # of Protons, Neutrons & Electrons from a Periodic Table square?

The # of Protons & Electrons are equal to the Atomic #, and the # of Neutrons is equal to the rounded Atomic Mass minus the Atomic #.

200

What do we call the Electrons found on the outer most Energy Level (ring around the Nucleus)?

Valence Electrons

200

What element is in Period #4, Group #4?

Titanium (Ti)

200

What two pieces of info can be found from an element's Period # and Group # (last digit or A-value)?

Period # = # of Energy Levels, Group # helps find the # of Valence Electrons

300

Where do you find almost all of an atom's mass?

The Nucleus

300

What is the Atomic # and the rounded Atomic Mass of an element with 17 protons, 18 neutrons, and 17 electrons?

Atomic # = 17, rounded Atomic Mass = 35 (Chlorine)

300

If its parts are unlabeled, how can you use a Bohr Model to find the Mass # of an atom?

Add the # of particles in the Nucleus (Protons + Neutrons)

300

What element has 2 energy levels and 1 valence electron?

Lithium (Li)

300

Because they are so close to full energy levels, what are the two most reactive groups on the Periodic Table?

Groups 1 & 17

400

Without knowing an atom's Atomic Mass, how can you find out the Mass # of an atom by appearance?

By counting the # of Protons & Neutrons

400

Find Iodine on your Periodic Table. How many Protons, Neutrons & Electrons are in a neutral atom of Iodine?

53 Protons, 74 Neutrons, and 53 Electrons

400

If the Nucleus is hidden, how can you still find the identity of the atom in a Bohr Model?

Count the # of Electrons, which is equal to the # of Protons and the Atomic # (A=P=E)

400

What element has 5 energy levels and 6 valence electrons?

Tellurium (Te)

400

Between Noble Gases, Metals and Nonmetals, which aim to lose valence electrons, which aim to gain valence electrons and which aim refuse valence electrons to achieve full energy levels of electrons?

Metals lose, Nonmetals gain, and Noble Gases refuse

500

What are the special traits of each Subatomic Particle (proton, neutron, & electron)?

Protons identify the element, Neutrons add mass, and Electron determine chemical bonding (or reactivity)

500

What is one example of two atoms with different #s of protons and electrons, but the same # of neutrons?

Boron & Carbon, Fluorine & Neon, Sodium & Magnesium, Phosphorus & Sulfur, and a few more

500

What are the limits of the first 3 Energy Levels in an atom?

2-8-8

500

What two elements share chemical properties with their groups, despite either having different physical properties or having a different # of valence electrons?

Hydrogen (H) & Helium (He)

500

Give an example of two groups that are likely to form ionic bonds?

Group 1 & 17, 2 & 16, 13 & 15 and maybe two from Group 14