Unit Conversions
The Periodic Table
The Atom
Scientific Notation & Sig Figs
Mystery
100

1 liter is this many times larger than a milliliter. 

1000

100

The elements in the modern periodic table are arranged in this format. 

Increasing atomic number

100

This person was the first to describe the atom. 

Democritus

100

The number 505020 has this many significant figures.

5

100

This is the unit used to measure mass in the metric system. 

grams 

200

4.56 g = 4560 mg

This is considered a(n) ______________________. 

conversion factor 

200

This group of elements is nonreactive. 

noble gases/group 8

200

The electron was discovered by this person after his work with cathode ray tubes. 

J.J Thomson

200

6.82 x 104 has ________ significant figures.

3

200

This person developed the first model of the periodic table. 

Dmitri Mendeleev

300

A megameter is ______ times larger than a meter. 

1 million

300

An atom of sulfur has this many valence electrons in its outer shell. 

Six 

300

This subatomic particle determines the identity of an atom. 

proton

300

The number 0.0002500 will have a ___________ exponent when written in scientific notation. 

negative 

300

The particles in this state of matter have the most energy. 

Gases

400

Conversion factors are useful for this reason

They help express the same value using different units. 

400

Li (lithium) is ________ electronegative than F (fluorine). 

less

400

This element has this atomic number 

37

400

276000 written in scientific notation is 

2.76 x 105

400

How many electrons are found in arsenic's (As) outer shell? 

5

500

This is the system used in all scientific measurements. 

The Metric System 

500

This explains that atoms tend to form compounds in a way that gives them a full valence shell like that of noble gases. 

The Octet Rule 
500

The following isotope of krypton has this many neutrons. 

42

500

The first rule of determining significant figures states this

all non-zero digits will ALWAYS be significant

500

The following is the Bohr model of the element ____________.

Aluminum