Sort the following as either an ELEMENT or a COMPOUND
Sort the following as either an ELEMENT or a COMPOUND
Oxygen =
O_2 Water =
H_2O Gold = Au
Sugar =
C_{12}H_{22}O_{11} 
ELEMENTS
COMPOUNDS
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match the vocabulary with their definitions
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
atomic number | arrow_right_alt | an organized chart of all known elements, arranged by their properties and atomic structure |
molecule | arrow_right_alt | the smallest particle of an element that maintains all properties of that element |
Chemical symbols | arrow_right_alt | two or more atoms bonded together |
atom | arrow_right_alt | A substance made of one type of molecule, where that molecule is made up of two or more different types of atoms |
element | arrow_right_alt | forces that hold atoms together in molecules |
periodic table | arrow_right_alt | a pure substance made up of only one type of atom |
compound | arrow_right_alt | the number of protons in an atom's nucleus, which determines what element it is |
bond | arrow_right_alt | the one to two letter abbreviation for an element |
A chemical formula for an molecule will tell you a couple things. To start with - it will tell you have types of atoms are in the molecule. To do this it will use each type of atom's chemical symbol. There will also be a subscript number that will tell you how many of that atom there will be. So
Sometimes you will see a number in front of a chemical formula. Like this -
that just tells me you have three of the same kind of molecule. If I have
Sort the following as either an ELEMENT or a COMPOUND
Oxygen =
Water =
Gold = Au
Sugar =
ELEMENTS
COMPOUNDS
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Which element is a noble gas commonly used in balloons?
In the Periodic Table, the vertical columns that extend up and down the Periodic Table are called
What makes Noble Gases unique?
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
blue hexagon | arrow_right_alt | element symbol |
red star | arrow_right_alt | element name |
Green square | arrow_right_alt | atomic number |
purple oval | arrow_right_alt | mass number |
What would be something about the organization of the periodic table that you would be comfortable explaining in class?