The following are questions from today's and yesterday's lecture. I recommend you use your slides to help you through it.

The atomic number is the number of protons in an elements nucleus. How many protons does Potassium have based on the picture below?

Below is the correct element square for tin. Why does tin have an element symbol of Sn?

What is the atomic mass for palladium?

Below is the element square for an element Mr. Guesno just made chickenium. But Mr. Guesno incorrectly labled the element symbol as cH

Help Mr. Guesno re-write cH in the correct way that it should appear in the element square.

Below is the element square for francium. But the designer of this element square incorrectly labled the element symbol as fr

Re-write fr in the correct way that it should appear in the element square.

What is the atomic mass of magnesium (Mg)?

How many neutrons are there in fluorine (F)?

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How many neutrons are there in Fake Element y (Fyy)?

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How many neutrons are there in Fake Element x (Fxx)?

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How many neutrons are there in Fake Element z (Fzz)?

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Answer starter: Neutrons = _____

Using the periodic table above, which element has only 10 protons?

Using the periodic table above, if you added 4 protons to the nucleus of Oxygen what would the element become?

Using the periodic table above, which element has only 6 neutrons?