Subatomic particles
Using the Periodic Table
Electron Shells
Classifying Matter
Names
100

This particle has a charge of āˆ’1.

What is an electron?

100

The atomic number of oxygen.

What is 8? 

100

The maximum number of electrons in the second shell.

What is 8?

100

An element made of only one type of atom.

What is an element?

100

The name of the compound formed from sodium and chlorine.

What is sodium chloride?

200

The particle with a relative mass of about 1 and no charge.

What is a neutron?

200

The number of electrons in a neutral atom of aluminium.

What is 13?

200

The electron structure of lithium.

What is 2,1?

200

Nitrogen gas (Nā‚‚) is made of molecules, not this.

What is an atom?

200

The name of the compound formed from calcium and oxygen.

What is calcium oxide?

300

The number of protons in a hydrogen atom.

What is 1?

300

The number of neutrons in an atom with atomic number 8 and mass number 16.

What is 8?

300

The electron structure of sodium.

What is 2,8,1?

300

Carbon dioxide is an example of this because it contains different elements bonded together.

What is a compound?

300

The name of the compound formed from copper and sulfur.

What is copper sulfide?

400

The two types of subatomic particles found in the nucleus.

What are protons and neutrons?  

400

The mass number of an atom with 12 protons and 13 neutrons.

What is 25?

400

The number of shells used by an atom with electron structure 2,8,3.

What is 3?

400

A molecule made from atoms of the same element.

What is a molecule?

400

The name of the compound formed from sodium, carbon, and oxygen.

What is sodium carbonate?

500

The particle responsible for chemical reactions.

What is an electron?

500

The number of neutrons in chlorine-35.

What is 18?

500

The element with electron structure 2,8,2.

 What is magnesium? 

500

The term for substances that can be broken down into simpler substances by chemical reactions.

What are compounds?

500

The name for the substance containing oxygen, calcium and carbon.

What is calcium carbonate?