Who did what now
Numbers
Smallest things known to man
What's the charge
Miscellaneous
100

The man who discovered the electron with a Cathode Ray Tube

Who is Thomson

100

Value on the periodic table that tells you the number of protons

Atomic Number

100

Has a positive charge and is fond in the nucleus of the atom

Proton

100

When the protons equal the electrons

Neutral (0 also accepted)

100

The 1-2 letter abbreviation for an element given on the periodic table

Chemical Symbol

200

Was the individual scientist who had the most accurate model of an atom

Bohr 

200

The mass of a single proton or neutron

1 amu

200

Has a mass 1/1840 th of the other two subatomic particles

Electron

200

When there are two more electrons than protons

-2

200

The electrons on the outermost shell of a model of an atom

Valence Electrons

300

Said that all atoms of an element are exactly the same

Dalton

300

protons + neutrons

Mass Number

300

The most difficult and last subatomic particle to be discovered

Neutron

300

When there are 14 protons, 14 neutrons, and 12 electrons

2

300

The vertical columns on the periodic table that lump elements together by shared/similar characteristics

Groups/Families

400

Said that an atom is mostly empty space with dense, positive charge at center (nucleus), and named the charges protons

Rutherford

400

The name of atoms of the same element with different numbers of electrons 

Ions

400

Is found in the nucleus of an atom and contributes to mass but not charge

Neutron

400

If a carbon atom had 16 electrons

-10

400

smallest particle that can still be considered an element

atom

500

discovered a set of patterns that applies to all elements

Mendeleev

500

The average of the mass numbers of all isotopes of an element

Atomic Mass

500

Atoms with the same number of protons and different number of neutrons

Isotopes

500

When you have an atom that is the ion to an atom with an equal number of protons and electrons

Not Zero

500

The original way the periodic table was organized and the new way the periodic table is organized

Atomic Mass and Atomic Number