Structure of Atoms
Valence Electrons and Ions
Potpourri
Isotopes
Periodic Table Trends and Groups
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The three main subatomic particles that make up atoms.

What are protons, neutrons, and electrons?

100

Subatomic particle that varies to make ions.

What are electrons?

100

Anions

What are negative ions?

100

Subatomic particle that varies to form isotopes.

What are neutrons?

100

Rows on the periodic table.

What are periods?

200

Protons plus neutrons

What is atomic mass?

200

"Magic" number of valence electrons.

What is 8?

200

Definition of malleable

What is can be bent into different shapes?

200

Atomic value that is different between isotopes of the same element.

What is atomic mass?

200

Group 17

What are the halogens?

300

The mass of an electron.

What is .0005 amu?
300

Number of valence electrons for group 2 atoms.

What is 2?

300

11

What is the number of naturally occurring gases on the periodic table?
300

Phosphorus is number 15 on the periodic table and has a mass of 30.97. Most isotopes of phosphorus will have this number of neutrons.

What is 16?

300

Have luster, and are ductile and malleable.

What are transition metals. 

400

This is why atoms are neutral.

What is they have the same number of protons and electrons?

400

Type of ion most commonly formed by group 16 elements.

What is -2?

400

Name of the last naturally occurring element on the periodic table.

What is uranium?

400

Neutrons have the same mass as this subatomic particle.

What is the proton?

400

Increases as you move down a group on the periodic table.

What is electrical conductivity, atomic radius, or number of energy levels?

500

Model representing atomic structure.

What is the Bohr Model?

500

Group of elements that typically form no ions.

What are the Noble Gases?

500

Characteristic of all elements in the actinide series.

What is radioactive?

500

On the periodic table, the mass of all the isotopes of an element.

What is average atomic mass?

500

Elements that are identified as metalloids, or semiconductors.

What are germanium, arsenic, tellurium, boron, silicon, antimony, polonium? (Name five)