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The place where known elements are represented



What is the periodic table?

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_______ are represented in the Periodic Table of Elements with one or two letter chemical symbols. 

What is an element?

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Where is the mass of an element located on the element box?

at the bottom

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What two elements is the atmosphere comprised of?

What is nitrogen and oxygen?

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What is the atomic number for cobalt?

27

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The solid portion of Earth is made up of oxygen and this element.

What is silicon?

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The symbol for oxygen is __________.

O

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What is the number of protons for the element Na?

11

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What is the numbers in formulas called? ex. H2O

What is a subscript?

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What group is lithium in? 

a. metals

b. non-metals

c. metalloids

A

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A pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances

What is an element?

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Where is the symbol of an element located?

At the top of the box

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What is the number of neutrons for Na?

(M)23- (A)11=12 neutrons

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What is the chemical symbol for magnesium?

Mg

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What group is silicon in?

a. metals

b. non-metals

c. metalloids

C

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A substance that consists of two or more different elements

What is a compound?

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What mnemonic device do we use to figure out the number of neutrons?

What is MAN?

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Is H2O an element or a compound?

compound

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What is the formula for table salt?

NaCl

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What group is Chlorine in?

a. metals

b. non-metals

c. metalloids

B. non-metals

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is the smallest particle of an element that maintains the chemical identity of the element.

What is an atom?

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What mnemonic device do we use to remind us that the atomic number = the number of protons =the number of electrons?

APE

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How many elements are in this formula? NaCl

2

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What is the number of electrons for the element potassium?

19  (APE)

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You will find only elements on the Periodic table of elements.  True or False

True