This particle is negatively charged
What is an electron?
This Russian scientist put the elements into columns and rows
Who was Dmitri Mendeleev?
A principle stating that mass cannot be created or destroyed
What is Conservation of Mass?
H2O is a chemical known under this much more common name, and can be used as either a drink or as its ice
What is water?
These are what isotopic ages are based on
What is radioactive decay?
What is its atomic mass?
The rows on the periodic table will tell you how many of these are in an atom of an element
What are electron shells?
Positive charged ion and Negative charged ion
What is Cations and Anions?
NaCl, sodium chloride, might be known as this more common name when it's next to pepper in a restaurant
What is salt?
What room number is this?
What is 303?
Electrons hang out in this part of the atom
What are its orbitals?
These elements in between the metals and non-metals are called this, and they have properties similar to both sides
What are metalloids?
This property can be established only by changing a substances chemical identity
What is Chemical Properties?
NaHCO3, also known as sodium bicarbonate, is this household item that helps your cookies rise in the oven
What is baking soda?
Is this class awesome?
What is yes?
This is in the middle of an atom, and it houses protons and neutrons
What is a nucleus?
Splitting the table into groups like this can help you with this process
What is electron configuration?
Properties that can be measured or observed without changing the chemical nature of the substance
What is Physical properties?
Emissions of this gas, CO2, cause concern because of their environmental impact
What is carbon dioxide?
How bald is Tate
What is very bald?
What is subatomic particles?
This is the number of elements currently known to be on the Periodic Table
What is 118?
How old Mr Heinz is
What is older than dirt?
NH3 might be used in a lot of your household's cleaning products
What is ammonia?
Two or more forms of same element that contain equal numbers of neutrons in their nuclei?
What are isotopes?