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Properties and the Periodic Table

Includes the following vocabulary terms: physical property, chemical property, physical change, chemical change, combustion, luster, ductile, metals, nonmetals, metalloids, conductor, nonconductor, atomic number, nucleus, mass number, isotopes, periods, groups, and families.

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physical propertyExamples include color & odor
physical changeWhen this occurs, the material remains the same, even though its form appears to have changed.
chemical propertyExamples include permanent color change & rust formation
chemical changeA permanent change; the original substance changes into a new substance
combustionBurning
lusterShine
ductileCan be drawn into thin wires
metalsIncludes silver and gold, can conduct electricity, & are malleable.
nonmetalsIncludes C and O, do not conduct electricity, & are brittle.
conductorA material that allows electricity to flow through it
insulatorA material that does not allow electricity to flow through it
atomic numberThe number of protons that each element has is called its _____.
nucleusThe center of an atom that contains protons & neutrons
mass numberThe total number of protons & neutrons in the nucleus of an atom
periodsThe horizontal rows of the periodic table
groupsThe vertical columns of the periodic table; also known as families.
shellLayer of electrons in an atom
atomsmall particle which makes up matter
elementA material which only contains one type of atom
Compoundtwo or more atoms chemically combined
mixturetwo or more particles which are not chemically combined


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