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Introduction to the periodic table
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The periodic table is arranged in vertical columns called:
Periods
Columns
Groups
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Mass is the amount of
space something occupies
matter in something
space something takes up
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The periodic table is arranged in horizontal rows called:
Periods
Columns
Groups
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Electrons will be found in the ____________ of an atom.
nucleus
outer shell
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The measure of how much space an object takes up
weight
mass
matter
volume
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What is the atomic mass of Bismuth?
83
208.98
208.98-83= 125.92
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The pull of gravity affects this measurement
volume
weight
matter
mass
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The smallest example of a pure substance
element
atom
neutron
matter
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The atomic number tells the number of
Neutrons
Electrons and Neutrons
Atomic mass
Protons
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What is the atomic number of Xenon?
131.29-54= 77.29
131.29
unknown
54
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The current periodic table is arranged from left to right according to increasing atomic number
True
False
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How many protons are in a carbon atom?
12
12.011
6
6.011
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A negatively charged particle
Proton
Electron
Neutron
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If something has a mass of 50g on Earth, estimate what it would be on a planet half it's size.
50 grams
100 grams
25 grams
200 grams
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Anything that has mass and takes us space
matter
weight
volume
mass
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A positively charged particle
Neutron
Electron
Proton
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The number of ___________ determines what kind of element an atom is.
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
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How many protons does Mercury (Hg) have?
80
120.59
200.59
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Protons and Neutrons an be found here
in an electron
outer shell
periodic table
nucleus
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Which one changes with the amount of gravity?
mass
weight
volume
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All the atoms of Copper in the entire universe have 29 Protons, no 'ifs, ands or buts.'
False
True
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Particles that have no charge are called
Protons
Electrons
Neutrons