The Periodic Table GCSE Flashcards

1

What are the relative masses of the three components of an atom?

p = 1, e = 1, n = 0
p = 1, e = 1, n = 1
p = 1, e = 0, n = 1
p = 0, e = 1, n = 0

2

How many neutrons does hydrogen (isotope protium) have?

-1
0
1
2

3

Which group are the halogens?

0
17
VII
6

4

Bonus: What quarks are protons made of?

2 down, 1 up
2 up, 1 down
2 charm, 1 strange
3 top, 1 bottom

5

What is the chemical symbol for lead?

L
Eb
Pb
Ld

6

Who formulated the Law of Octaves?

Dmitri Mendeleev
John Newlands
Johann Dobereiner
Harry D. Hubbard

7

What is atomic mass?

Sum of protons and neutrons
Sum of protons and electrons
Sum of electrons and neutrons
Sum of leptons and protons

8

Why is the Periodic Table called the Periodic Table?

There is no reason
It is named after a scientist
There are patterns in properties that occur periodically
The elements are regularly occurring

9

What element is this?

Potassium
Quartz
Iridium
Osmium

10

What is the chemical symbol for caesium?

Qe
Cs
Mn
Ce

11

What group is Francium (Fr) in?

The Alkali Metals
The Alkaline Earth Metals
The Halogens
The Transition Metals

12

Which group are the noble gases?

VIII
18
6
0

13

What group is boron in?

Chalcogens
Noble Gases
Icosagens
Halogens

14

Who invented the Periodic Table, similar to the one of today?

Alexander Fleming
Peter Andre
John Newlands
Dmitri Mendeleev

15

What is the chemical symbol for iron?

Ir
Fe
Fr
Fa

The Periodic Table GCSE

Questions 15

The Periodic Table GCSE

Questions 15