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HNHS: Atoms & the Periodic Table
The periodic table consists of _____ groups.
Move around the nucleus of the atom
HNHS: Atoms & the Periodic Table
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Move around the nucleus of the atom
electrons
quarks
protons
neutrons
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The periodic table consists of _____ groups.
3
7
15
18
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The atomic number is determined by the number of _____.
quarks
neutrons
protons
electrons
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There are _____ periods on the periodic table.
15
2
18
7
5
elements are arranged in verticle columns in the periodic table
clusters
periods
groups/families
isotopes
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What is unusual about the structure of Hydrogen-1?
no electron shell
no protons
no electrons
no neutrons
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On the periodic table, metallic properties are greater on/in the _____.
middle
left
right
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Mass number is determined by adding _____.
electrons & neutrons
protons & electrons
atomic weight & protons
protons & neutrons
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What does a chemical symbol represent?
reaction
name
structure
group
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The first energy level contains _____ electrons.
8
18
32
2
11
The symbol for iron
F
Fn
Fl
Fe
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Shows the classifications of elements according to their properties & increasing atomic #
isotope
periodic table
electron cloud
dot diagram
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Who won Super Bowl 50?
Packers
Panthers
Broncos
Patriots
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Horizontal rows of the periodic table
groups
clusters
families
periods
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The location of _____ vary within the electron cloud.
protons
quarks
neutrons
electrons
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Dot diagrams represent _____.
atomic numbers
isotopes
outer level electrons
atomic mass
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Copper has an atomic number of 29. How many electrons are in it's outer shell?
2
8
15
11
18
Isotopes of an element differ in the number of _____.
neutrons
protons
electrons
quarks
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Quarks are particles of matter that make up _____.
protons & neutrons
electrons & neutrons
isotopes
protons & electrons
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These are gases, are brittle, and poor conductors of electricity.
metalloids
metals
nonmetals
isotopes
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Region around the nucleus occupied by the electrons
periods
electron cloud
clusters
negative zone
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The symbol for chlorine
Ca
C
Cl
Ch
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The maximum number of electrons in the third energy level of an atom
32
18
8
2
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Atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons
quarks
metals
isotopes
radioactive elements
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The central core of an atom
quark
electron cloud
neutron
nucleus