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The Periodic Table Review

AB
protonpositively charged particle found in the nucleus
electronnegatively charged particle found outside the nucleus
KryptonI am located in period 4 and have 8 valence electrons. Who am I?
valence electronsThe electrons in outer shell are called...
32How many electrons can be held in the 4 shell?
MendeleevThe creator on the periodic table is ...
92# of elements found in nature
Halogensanother name for family 7A
Noble Gasesanother name for family8A
Alkali Familyanother name for family 1A
Alkaline Familyanother name for family 2A
Transition Elementsanother name for the B families
PeriodsIndicate the number of shells found around the nucleus
atomsThe smallest part of an element is the...
chemical symbolabbreviation of an element
number of protonsthe atomic number represents the...
protons and neutronsthe mass number tells you the number of
the number of neutronsmass number minus atomic number equals
quarks3 smaller particles found in each proton
2000 times smaller than a protonsize of an electron compared to a proton
metalloidselements located along the stairstep
aluminumelement located along the stairstep that is not a metalloid...
hydrogenelement found on the left side of the table that is not a metal...
bromine and mercury2 elements that are liquids at room temperature
metalselements to the left of the stairstep
nonmetalselements to the right of the staircase
4AAll member of this family have 4 valence electrons
7AAll members of this family have 7 valence electrons
7A (halogens)All members end in "ine"
metalloidIs Arsenic a metal, nonmetal or metalloid?
Non-metalIs Oxygen a metal, nonmetal or metalloid?
MetalIs Calcium a metal, nonmetal, or metalloid?
3Lithium's atomic number
119Tin's (Sn) atomic mass number (weight)
20Potassium (K) has ___ neutrons.
9Fluorine has ___ protons.
those farther away from the nucleusWhich electrons have the most energy?
electron cloudModern version of the atom
BohrAtom model with rings
empty spaceAn atom consists mostly of...

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