What is an electron?
The periodic table has this many groups/families.
What is 18?
A cation has this type of a charge.
What is a positive charge?
This is just slightly more massive than a proton and about 1838 times the mass of an electron.
What is a neutron?
The periodic table has this many periods.
You have a dull, brittle solid that has poor conductivity at room temperature. What is it?
What is a nonmetal?
All the elements in this will have the same electron dot configuration.
What is family/group?
An anion occurs when an element does this.
What is gain an electron?
Potassium-40 is different from potassium-38 because it has a different number of this.
What are neutrons?
What are valence electrons?
Atomic radius affects this.
Going across a period, each element will increase by this.
What are valence electrons?
An anion has this type of a charge.
What is a negative charge?
This is decided by using a weighted average.
What is atomic mass?
Nonmetals are found here.
What is to the right of the "stairstep" on the periodic table?
This is the measure of an element's ability to attract and hold electrons when bonded to other atoms.
What is electronegativity?
In the center of the electron dot notations.
What is the atomic symbol?
Using isotope notation, what does the top left number represent?
What is the atomic mass?
Group 2 consists of these.
What are alkaline-earth metals?