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Atomic Structure and Periodic Table (PS 2020)

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Atomic Structure and Periodic Table (physical science)

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Name a Halogen. (spelling counts)

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Draw a Bohr Diagram of Carbon

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These subatomic particles make up the nucleus

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Draw a Bohr Diagram of Hydrogen

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Al has this many protons

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Rb has this many valence electrons.

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This element is a Mettaloid (write the full name of this element- spelling counts)

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Describe an atom. Make sure you describe its parts, their location and their charge.

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Explain how atoms become isotopes and ions. Include diagrams of your examples. (2 points for explaining how they become that and 2 points for including a diagram.

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Describe 2 properties of Alkali metals (can be chemical or physical)

The Atomic Number of an Element Determines the Number of Which Subatomic Particle?

A  Proton

B  Neutron

C  Electron

D  Quark

The Ion Charge Determines the Number of Which Subatomic Particle?

Proton

Neutron

Electron

Quark

This element has 34 Protons

Nickel

Selenium 

Oxygen

Cesium

Potassium

This element has 20 nuetrons

Nickel

Selenium 

Oxygen

Cesium

Potassium

This element has 8 electrons when it is a nuetral atom. 

Nickel

Selenium 

Oxygen

Cesium

Potassium

This element has an atomic mass of 79

Nickel

Selenium 

Oxygen

Cesium

Potassium

Protons have a ________ charge.

positive

negative

nuetral

partial

An atom with an unsual mass is called:

Ion

valence electron

proton

Isotope

This element usually has no neutrons

He

Pb

H

Ar

This person created the Periodic Table

Dimitri Mendeleev

Mike Dove

Issac Newton

Mr. Rossenfield 

This element is a transition metal

Se

K

Ne

V

Fr

An ion has: 

no charge

more protons than neutrons

a positive or negative charge

more neutrons than protons 