Atomic Structure
Isotopes
Groups on the Periodic Table
Nuclear Chemistry
Periodic Table Basics
100

This subatomic particle has a positive charge

Proton

100

Isotopes of an element have different numbers of _____.

neutrons

100

Name of Group 1

Alkali Metals

100

This type of decay does not release a particle, but releases energy. 

Gamma

100

Columns on the periodic table are called ____________. 

Groups (or families)

200

The mass number is these two particles combined

protons and neutrons

200

What form is this isotope written in?

9Be

nuclear form

200

Which group number is the noble gases?

18
200

This is the time it takes for half of a radioactive sample to decay.

Half-life

200

Rows on the periodic table are called ________.

periods. 

300

This particle has a negative charge

electron

300

What is the most common isotope of carbon?

Carbon - 12

300

Element Numbers 57 - 71 are called the __________. 

Lanthanides

300

Fill in the missing piece of the equation below:

23892U -->  42 He  +  ______

23490 Th 

300

This tells us the number of VALENCE electrons

Group Number

400

How many electrons can fit on the second energy shell?

8

400

What are the steps for calculating the average atomic mass?

1) divide % by 100

2) Multiply by mass

3) Add together

400

Hydrogen is part of the _____________ grouping. 

Nonmetal

400

A sample has a half life of 5 years. How much of a 100g sample remains after 15 years? 

12.5g

400

This tells us the number of electron shells (energy levels)

Period number

500

This particle determines the identity of an element

proton

500

How many neutrons are in this isotope?

Nitrogen - 15

8

500

This element is in Group 13 and Period 4.

Gallium. 

500

How many half lives have passed for a sample to decay from 80g to 10g?

3 half lives


(80 -> 40 -> 20 -> 10)

      1        2         3


500

Phosphorus has _________ valence electrons. 

5