Periodic Squares/Atoms
Valence Electrons
Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids
Groups/Periods
Vocabulary
Random Trivia
100
Unique for each element
What is the # of protons?
100
The first Energy Level (Electron Shell) can hold this many electrons.
What is 2?
100
This is where metals are found on periodic table
What is the left side?
100
A row across on the periodic table
What is Period?
100
The Atomic Number tells us the number of these.
Protons and Electrons (when neutral)
100
The number of books in the Harry Potter series.
What is 7?
200
The number of Protons in an atom of Iron (Fe).
What is 26?
200
Every Energy Level (Electron Shell) after the first one can hold this many electrons.
What is 8?
200
This is where metalloids are found on periodic table
What is the staircase, between metals and nonmetals
200
A column up and down on the periodic table.
What is a group/family?
200
Atomic Mass is equal to this
What is protons + neutrons?
200
The number of items in a Bakers Dozen.
What is 13?
300
An atom of Magnesium has 12 protons, 12 neutrons, and 12 electrons. This is that Atom's Atomic Mass.
What is 24?
300
Hydrogen has this many Valence Electrons
What is 1?
300
Most metals at room temperature are this
What is Solid?
300
Elements in a group have the same number of this.
What are Valence Electrons
300
An atom with a positive or negative charge due to gaining or losing electrons
What is an Ion?
300
The number of elements on the Periodic Table.
What is 118?
400
The number of Neutrons.
What is 18?
400
The number of Valence Electrons Aluminum (Al) has.
What is 3?
400
The elements are poor conductors of heat and electricity, dull and brittle
What are nonmetals?
400
Elements in a period have the same number of this, but different properties
What are Energy Levels (Electron Shells)?
400
Good conductors of heat and electricity. Found on the left side of the periodic table.
What are metals?
400
The number of elements on the periodic table that begin with the letter Z.
What is 2?
500
Increases left to right on periodic table. How the periodic table is organized
What is by Atomic Number?
500
When an atom gains or loses a Valence Electron.
What is an Ion?
500
These elements share properties of both metals and nonmetals
What are Metalloids?
500
The modern periodic table is organized according to this.
What is by increasing atomic number?
500
Found in the outermost/highest Energy Level (Electron Shell).
Valence Electrons
500
The age you become eligible to run for President.
What is 35?
600
An atom of Argon has 18 protons, 21 neutrons, and 18 electrons. This is that atom's Atomic Mass.
What is 39?
600
Valence Electrons determine these.
What is Chemical and Physical Properties?
600
Brittle, dull, mostly gas, poor conductors.
What is (properties of) Nonmetals?
600
Elements in a Group/Family have similar these.
Physical and Chemical Properties
600
Two atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons in the nucleus
What are Isotopes?
600
In inches, the height of a table tennis net.
What is 6 inches?
700
The only element to have 80 protons in it's nucleus
What is Mercury?
700
An atom with a completely full outer most energy level is this.
What is unreactive?
700
Used in computer chips.
Metalloids (Silicon)
700
Of the four elements listed, which two would have the most similar properties
- Chlorine (Cl)
- Nitrogen (N)
- Lithium (Li)
- Fluorine (F)
What are Chlorine (Cl) and Fluorine (F)?
700
What an atom becomes when it loses an electron.
What is a Positive Ion?
700
The average number of seeds a strawberry has on it's surface.
What is 200?
800
The average mass of isotopes of an element; protons and neutrons combined.
What is atomic mass?
800
What an atom becomes when it gains a valence electron.
What is a Negative Ion?
800
Another name for a Metalloid.
What is semiconductor?
800
Of the four elements listed, which two would have the most similar properties
- Magnesium (Mg)
- Sodium (Na)
- Calcium (Ca)
- Sulfur (S)
What are Magnesium and Calcium?
800
Do not follow most trends on the periodic table.
What are Transition Metals?
800
The value of the most expensive baseball card ever sold (Honus Wagner).
$6.6 Million