The Periodic Table
The Atom
Elements
History
Numbers
100

This number tells us how many protons are in an atom.  Therefore, it also tells us how many electrons are in an atom.

Atomic Number

100

The center of an atom is called _____. 

Nucleus

100

An element that is usually hard, malleable or ductile, and a good conductor of heat and electricity.

Metal

100

This person came up with the atomic model using shells.

Bohr

100

When looking at formulas to determine electron configuration, n means this.

Energy Level

200

This number tells us the sum of protons or neutrons in an atom.  Sometimes, it is a mathematical sum.

Atomic Mass
200

The nucleus is filled with _____ and _____.

Protons and Neutrons

200

An element that is usually soft, not malleable or ductile, and a poor conductor of heat and electricity. 

Non-metal

200

This person shot particles at a piece of gold foil.  He noted that the atoms were mostly empty space due to the fact that they generally went through the foil (therefore, his particles went through the gaps between the particles within the gold atoms).

Rutherford

200

What does this formula tell us: 2(n2)

How many electrons are placed in each energy level.

300

These are vertical columns which tell us how many electrons are in the outer shell of an atom.

Groups

300
There is a cloud of these particles surrounding the nucleus. 

Electrons

300

An element that has properties of both a metal and a non-metal.

Metalloid
300

This person discovered the neutron.

Chadwick

300

Beryllium has 4 protons, 4 electrons, and 5 neutrons.  What is its atomic mass?

9

400

These are horizontal rows which tell us how many energy levels are in an atom.

Periods

400

The outermost energy level or shell is called this.

Valence Shell

400

Elements on the far left side of the periodic table are _____ (reactive/not reactive).

Reactive

400

This person came up with the periodic table in a dream.

Mendeleev


400

Lithium-6 accounts for 7.59% of all naturally occurring lithium atoms.  Lithium-7 accounts for 92.41% of lithium atoms.  What is the atomic weight of lithium?

(6 x 0.0759) + (7 x 0.9241) = 6.924 amu

500

Mendeleev organized his table by ______, as we had not discovered subatomic particles yet.

Atomic Mass

500

An atom with more or less neutrons than protons is called this. 

Isotope

500

Elements on the far right side of the periodic table are called ______, and they are (reactive/not reactive).

Noble Gases; not reactive

500

This person was the first person to believe matter was made up of atoms.  Nobody believed him for 2400 years.

Democritus 

500

If we were to imagine a very large atom with twelve energy levels, or shells, how many electrons would the twelfth shell hold if it were full?

2(122) = 288 electrons