Periodic Table
This man arranged the table of elements periodically.
Who is [Mendeleev] ?
These elements have fulfilled octets, and do not interact with other elements.
What are [Noble Gases] ?
These are the 4 electron orbitals.
What are [s, p, d, f] ?
What is the oxidation number of Hydrogen?
What is [+1] ?
Balance the oxidations.
CH_
What is [4] ?
This element was fused together to create larger/heavier elements.
What is [Hydrogen] ?
This is an atom with more protons than electrons.
What is a [cation] ?
This amount of electrons can fit into a p orbital.
What is [6] ?
Chlorine has 17 protons and [this] amount of valence electrons.
What is [7] ?
Balance the oxidations.
SiO_
What is [2] ?
This is an element with the same atomic number, but a different atomic mass.
What is an [isotope] ?
This term represents any particle inside the nucleus.
What is a [nucleon] ?
Helium electrons are part of this orbital.
What is [s] ?
What is the oxidation number of Carbon?
What is [+/- 4] ?
Balance the oxidations.
Li_P
What is [3] ?
This noble gas is odorless, occurs in homes, and causes lung cancer.
What is [radon] ?
Elements up to this atomic number were formed in the birth of stars.
What is [26] / [Iron] ?
This orbital group of elements is conductive and does not follow the octet rule.
What is group [d]?
This orbital group only includes positive oxidation numbers.
What is [s] ?
Balance the oxidations.
MgCO_
What is [3] ?
On the periodic table, this is the last element to fulfill the octet rule.
What is [Iron] ?
This element is the heaviest element on the periodic table.
What is [Oganesson] / [Tennessine] ?
3p6 represents the last electron shell for this element.
What is [Argon] ?
This ambiguous element is located in group 14, and is the base of most synthetic materials because of its versatility.
What is [Silicon] ?
Balance the oxidations.
Na_CO
What is [6] ?