DIRECTIONS: Use the yellow periodic table on your test as a cover sheet for the paper you were given and a tool for the questions you will be asked. do not write on the periodic table.
There are several questions that might be difficult to see or do well via computer, these sections are on the piece of paper that was provided.
You may write on this paper. HOWEVER, please be careful not to show anyone the answers. You MUST turn this paper in (even if you don't use it/write on it) when you submit your quiz. There is an extra credit question on the paper.
When you are done: Make sure your name is on your paper and then turn it in UNDER the colored piece of paper in the white bin. Make sure your homework is completed for tomorrow (check the board).
Write the name of the element, capitalized and spelled correctly
Write your the atomic mass of this atom using numbers (not words)
SHORT ESSAY: Use complete sentences & use the wording from the prompt below to answer the question.
Why does the atomic number on the periodic table tell us the number of protons AND electrons? (2 sentences)
What is the location and charge of electrons within an atom?
Which is a true statement?
Which subatomic particle determines the identity of an atom?
Wich element has 6 valence electrons?
Which element naturally has a full outer energy shell (it has the maximum amount of electrons an outer shell can hold)
Write the answers for Arsenic in order from left to right. Separate each answer with a comma and a space. There should be no words or labels, just a chemical symbol followed by 7 numbers.
Write the answers for Krypton in order from left to right. Separate each answer with a comma and a space. There should be no words or labels, just a chemical symbol followed by 7 numbers.
Write the answers for Flourine in order from left to right. Separate each answer with a comma and a space. There should be no words or labels, just a chemical symbol followed by 7 numbers.
Draw the Lewis-Dot Structure for Fluorine
Changing the number of neutrons changes the ______ of the atom
Changing the number of electrons in an atom will change the atom's _________
BEFORE YOU PRESS SUBMIT: Please double-check all of your answers. Make sure you answered the extra credit on the last page of the paper copy I gave you.
AFTER YOU PRESS SUBMIT: Make sure your name is on your paper and then turn it in UNDER the colored piece of paper in the white bin. Make sure the practice table on the back of your "ions" notes is completed. If it is, you may work on something for another class.
YOU MAY NOT LEAVE THE ROOM OR PLAY GAMES ON YOUR COMPUTER.
Write the atom's period number using numbers (not words)
Write the number of valence electrons using numbers (not words)
This atom is an example of an isotope
Write the isotope notation for this atom. It's easiest to use the text and type each part of the isotope individually. Make sure each part of the notation is in the correct place.
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)
Type the letter for the term that goes with this definition. (DO NOT TYPE THE WORD)