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Sort each part of the atom in order with its charge. (On Paper #6)
Protons - Positive, Neutrons - Neutral, Electron - Negative
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Who came up with the design of the periodic table
Dimitri Mendele
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What properties help define an element?
There are a lot of different properties such as heat conductibility, if its shiny, density, or electricity conductibility.
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What are subscripts?
Subscripts are the smaller numbers at the side of an element symbol that usually indicates the number of atoms of each element that will be needed for the chemical equation.
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Where are coefficients located in a chemical equation?
They are written larger than subscripts usually to the left of an element.
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How do protons determine an element?
Protons identify an element by the amount of protons in each atom every element has a specific number of protons in the atoms
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What do the rows represent in the periodic table?
The rows represent the different number of atomic orbitals.
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What part of an element symbol on the periodic table represents the amount of protons or electrons in each element?
The atomic number
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How can you tell if a chemical reaction occurs in an experiment?
You can tell if a chemical reaction occurred if a gas is produced, temperature change, substance dissolves, color change, changes to a liquid, solid, or gas.
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Is the chemical equation balanced? (on paper #3)
Yes
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What is the the atomic mass of an atom made of?
The atomic mass of an atom is the amount of protons and neutrons in a atom.
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How are the columns in the periodic table arranged?
The columns on the periodic table are arranged by the amount of valence electrons each element has.
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How do you find the amount of neutrons in a element?
You subtract the atomic number by the atomic mass.
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If you cook an egg is that a chemical or physical change?
It is considered a a chemical change because its state of matter has changed.
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Label the Element Symbol (on paper #4)
1-Atomic symbol, 2-Atomic mass, 3-Atomic number, 4-Element name,
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How do valence electrons determine an elements chemical properties and re-activity?
The number of valence electrons impacts where an element will be located in the periodic table and how reactive an atom will.
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What is the name of the most recent model of an atom?
Quantum Mechanical
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How do you identify a element in a chemical formula?
The letters in a chemical in a formula represent which substance is going to be used.
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What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?
It is a "law" stating mass is neither created or destroyed. Mass just shifts from one place to another and almost always balanced.
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What element is represented by the atom? (On Paper #5)
Oxygen
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Match the parts of the atom with the number it pertains to. (on paper #1)
1-Nucleus, 2-Protons/Neutrons, 3-Neutrons/Protons, 4-Electrons, 5-Electron Cloud, 6-Atom
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What elements are in the human body?
Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Calcium, and Phosphorus.
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Give an example of a chemical formula?
On paper #2
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How does the Law of Conservation of Mass relate to balanced chemical equations?
Both relate to balance the law of conservation of mass deals with balanced mass and chemical equations deal with balanced atoms.
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Around when was the periodic table discovered?
In the 1800's