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1
Which element has 7 electrons?
B - Boron
Mn - Manganese
Li - Lithium
N - Nitrogen
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How Many Capital Letters in an elements periodic table symbol
1
2
0
3
3
Elements on the period table organized by similar properties and number of valence electrons in
Groups
Atomic number
Periods
Energy levels
4
Which elements are to the Left of the stair step line on the periodic table
Non metals
Positive Ions
Metals
Metalliods
5
Which element has 5 valence electrons?
Li - Lithium
B - Boron
N - Nitrogen
Mn - Manganese
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What do the following elements have in common, Al (Aluminum), S (Sulfur), Cl ( Chlorine)
Same group
Same number electrons
Similar properties
Same period
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What do the following elements have in common, Sn (tin), C (carbon, Si (silicon)
Same number of energy levels
Same number of Neutrons
Same group on the periodic table
there all metals
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Which element has 17 electrons?
O - Oxygen
C - Carbon
Cl - Clorine
Na - Sodium
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Which Subatomic Particle is called the identifier of an atom ?
Neutrons
Electrons
total Valence Electrons
Number of Protons
10
What does the Atomic Mass represent?
Protons and Electrons
Neutrons and Electrons
total Valence Electrons
Number of Protons and Neutrons
11
Which element has 6 valence electrons?
Na - Sodium
C - Carbon
O - Oxygen
Cl - Clorine
12
Which element in period 3 has properties similar to barium?
Si - Silicon
C - Carbon
N - Nitrogen
Mg - Magnesium
13
What side of the periodic table would you most likely find reactive, unstable metals?
Top
Right
Left
Middle
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The number of protons determine an elements
What group it is in
What Period it is in
Atomic Number
Atomic Mass
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Elements on the period table organized by energy levels (Shells) are in
Groups
valence electrons
Atomic number
Periods
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Which elements are to the right of the stair step line on the periodic table
Metals
Metalliods
Non metals
Positive Ions
