Element Keys
Sub-atomic Particles
Isotopes
Ions
100

This element has the symbol "S."

Sulfur

100

This is the particle with a positive charge.

Proton

100

What is the correct formula to find the number of neutrons in an atom?

Neutrons = atomic mass - protons (atomic #)

100

This is the formula for the net charge of an atom.

charge = protons - electrons

200

This is the atomic number of Carbon.

(You may use the periodic table!)

6

200

This is the formula for atomic mass.

Mass = protons + neutrons

200

An isotope has a different number of...

Neutrons

200

An ion of Beryllium has 4 protons and 5 electrons. What is its net charge?

NEGATIVE 1

300

This is the atomic mass of Oxygen. 

(Use the periodic table!)

16

300

This is the particle with a negative charge.

Electron

300

Hydrogen has the atomic number 1. How many neutrons would Hydrogen-2 have?

1

300

An ion of Lithium has 3 protons and 2 electrons. What is its net charge?

+1

400

This is the atomic mass of Boron.

(Use the periodic table!)

10.81

400

This is the particle with a neutral charge.

Neutron

400

Titanium has the atomic number 22. How many neutrons would Titanium-47 have?

25

400

An ion of Carbon has 8 electrons. What is its net charge?

NEGATIVE 2

500

This is the element symbol for sodium.

(Use the periodic table!)

Na

500

This is the formula for finding the net charge of an atom.

Charge = protons - electrons

500

How many neutrons does Carbon-14 have?

8

500

Silicon is atomic number 14, and has a relative mass of 28. How many electrons are in Si2+?

12 electrons